Manufacturer catalog

NPO BASALT JSC

NPO BASALT JSC is the full legal-name form used in sanctions and weapons-tracking sources for the Russian Bazalt ammunition enterprise in Moscow. Public sources describe the organization as a major Russian producer and developer of aerial bombs, mortar ammunition, anti-tank grenade-launcher systems, hand grenades, naval anti-saboteur munitions, and related ammunition programs inside the Rostec-linked defense-industrial structure.

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The organization traces its modern scientific-production lineage to 21 April 1938, when a specialized ammunition design bureau was established for aircraft-bomb work. Later public descriptions present Bazalt as a full-cycle ammunition enterprise: research and development, serial-production introduction, and disposal work for ammunition used by Russia's ground forces, aerospace forces, and navy.

Open records place the enterprise at 32 Velyaminovskaya Street in Moscow and connect it to NPK Tekhmash, Technodinamika, and Rostec. Ukraine's War & Sanctions database identifies NPO BASALT JSC as a Russian enterprise for aerial bombs, mortar shells, anti-tank grenade launchers, and hand-held offensive and defensive grenades, and names the RPG-30 Kryuk and PBK-500U Drel among systems associated with the company.

Aerial bombs and FAB-family bomb bodiesGlide-bomb and correction-module munition programsAnti-tank grenade-launcher systemsMortar and artillery ammunitionHand grenades and naval anti-saboteur grenade launchers

Notable Systems

OFAB-250-270, 250 kg high-explosive fragmentation bomb, Munitions

OFAB-250-270

250 kg high-explosive fragmentation bomb

A 250 kg high-explosive fragmentation aerial bomb represented by a published catalog record; War & Sanctions identifies NPO BASALT JSC as the manufacturer for an OFAB-250-270 warhead component, while Rosoboronexport supplies the public export specification context for the bomb.

Sources: War & Sanctions OFAB-250-270, Rosoboronexport OFAB-250-270
RPG-30, Disposable anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher, Infantry Weapons

RPG-30 Kryuk

Disposable anti-tank rocket-propelled grenade launcher

Disposable anti-tank grenade launcher associated with Bazalt in public reporting; War & Sanctions identifies NPO BASALT JSC as the developer of the RPG-30 Kryuk, and the catalog has a published RPG-30 weapon record.

Sources: War & Sanctions NPO BASALT JSC, TASS RPG-30

Manufacturer History

  1. Ammunition design lineage begins

    BMSTU's employer profile for AO NPO Bazalt says the scientific-production organization traces its history to 21 April 1938.

    Sources: BMSTU AO NPO Bazalt

  2. Modern joint-stock company registration appears in public records

    OFAC lists registration number 1127747209501 and tax identifier 7719830028 for the Bazalt entity, and OpenSanctions aggregates company-data sources that place the incorporation date in December 2012.

    Sources: OFAC Bazalt, OpenSanctions Bazalt

  3. U.S. sanctions listing identifies legal aliases and Moscow address

    OFAC lists the Bazalt entity under Ukraine- and Russia-related sanctions programs, with aliases including FSUE SRPE Bazalt, Joint Stock Company Scientific Production Association Bazalt, and AO NPO Bazalt.

    Sources: OFAC Bazalt

  4. War & Sanctions profile updated with current industrial role

    Ukraine's War & Sanctions database identifies NPO BASALT JSC as a Russian enterprise for aerial bombs, mortar shells, anti-tank grenade launchers, and hand grenades, and links it to NPK Tekhmash, Technodinamika, and Rostec.

    Sources: War & Sanctions NPO BASALT JSC

Predecessors
State Union Design Bureau No. 47FSUE SRPE Bazalt
Website links
Official websiteArchived official websiteWar & Sanctions profileOFAC sanctions listing

Public records use overlapping English transliterations and legal forms for the Bazalt organization. Shorter labels such as Bazalt and JSC NPO Basalt already have separate published manufacturer records, so this record keeps the exact NPO BASALT JSC name without duplicating those aliases.

Manufacturer Sources

  • War & Sanctions NPO BASALT JSCPublisher: Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, War & Sanctions | Note: Supports the full and abbreviated legal names, Russian country and Moscow address, product areas including FAB-family bombs, RPG-30 and PBK-500U, sanctions jurisdictions, and relationship to NPK Tekhmash, Technodinamika, and Rostec. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • War & Sanctions OFAB-250-270Publisher: Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, War & Sanctions | Note: Supports NPO BASALT JSC as the manufacturer of an OFAB-250-270 warhead component and the Russian headquarters-country attribution. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Archived Bazalt official websitePublisher: AO NPO Bazalt | Note: Archived official company page supporting Bazalt's product categories, full-cycle ammunition role, and statement that its ammunition designs were in service in more than 100 countries. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • BMSTU AO NPO BazaltPublisher: Bauman Moscow State Technical University Career Center | Note: Supports the 21 April 1938 organizational-history date, official website reference, Moscow contact address, full-cycle ammunition enterprise description, and broad munition focus. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • OFAC BazaltPublisher: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control | Note: Supports registration and tax identifiers, legal aliases, sanctions program listing, and the 32 Velyaminovskaya, Moscow address. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • OpenSanctions BazaltPublisher: OpenSanctions | Note: Aggregates government sanctions and company-data sources for Bazalt, including active status, Moscow address variants, website references, NPK Tekhmash ownership relationship, and predecessor information. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Rosoboronexport OFAB-250-270Publisher: Rosoboronexport | Note: Supports OFAB-250-270 public export background, target set, and aircraft-release envelope for the catalog-connected notable system. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • TASS RPG-30Publisher: TASS | Note: Supports NPO Bazalt leadership comments on RPG-30 Russian Army fielding, manufacturer context, dual-projectile layout, and technical background for the catalog-connected notable system. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Commons Bazalt main buildingPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Supports image provenance for the Moscow building photo; Wikimedia Commons lists the file as CC BY-SA 4.0 by YesSayYes. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

Category

Munitions

Standalone missiles, bombs, rockets, torpedoes, and guided or unguided explosive payloads.

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