Manufacturer catalog

Progress plant, Arsenyev

Progress plant, Arsenyev identifies the Soviet and Russian production site in Arsenyev, Primorsky Krai, that open missile references credit with manufacturing major naval anti-ship missile families. In this catalog it is kept as the producer label for source-backed missile records, while the separate modern helicopter company profile covers Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company.

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The Arsenyev Progress plant was better known as an aviation enterprise, but Cold War missile references also associate the site with serial production of anti-ship cruise missiles. WeaponSystems.net identifies Progress plant, Arsenyev as the producer for the P-15 Termit / SS-N-2 Styx family and for the later P-270 Moskit / SS-N-22 Sunburn family. Missilery.info separately states that series production of the 3M80 Moskit missile was carried out at PA Progress in Arsenyev, Primorsky Krai.

The name is useful for separating Soviet-era plant-level missile production from the modern corporate helicopter profile. Contemporary sources describe JSC N.I. Sazykin Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company as a Russian Helicopters enterprise within Rostec, with an address at Lenin Square 5 in Arsenyev and current Ka-52/Ka-52K helicopter production. Those facts show organizational continuity around the Arsenyev industrial site, but this page only uses the Progress plant, Arsenyev label where missile sources use that producer wording.

anti-ship cruise missile productionnaval missile manufacturingArsenyev aerospace and defense production

Notable Systems

P-15 Termit, Soviet anti-ship cruise missile, Munitions

P-15 Termit

Soviet anti-ship cruise missile

WeaponSystems.net lists Progress plant, Arsenyev as producer for the P-15 Termit / SS-N-2 Styx family, with production beginning in 1960 and continuing into the 1990s in its open-reference data.

Sources: P-15 Termit
P-270 Moskit, Supersonic anti-ship cruise missile, Munitions

P-270 Moskit

Supersonic anti-ship cruise missile

WeaponSystems.net lists Progress plant, Arsenyev as producer for P-270 Moskit / SS-N-22 Sunburn, and Missilery.info says 3M80 series production was carried out at PA Progress in Arsenyev.

Sources: P-270 Moskit, Anti-ship missile 3M80 (3M80E) Mosquito

Manufacturer History

  1. Arsenyev aviation plant founded

    Vertipedia lists Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company as established in 1936, giving the Arsenyev industrial site a prewar origin before its later missile and helicopter production roles.

    Sources: Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company

  2. P-15 production era begins

    WeaponSystems.net lists the P-15 Termit as entering service in 1960 and identifies Progress plant, Arsenyev as its producer.

    Sources: P-15 Termit

  3. 3M80 Moskit serial production

    Missilery.info says 3M80 Moskit development began in 1973 and that series production was carried out at PA Progress in Arsenyev, with the missile complex adopted in the early 1980s.

    Sources: Anti-ship missile 3M80 (3M80E) Mosquito

  4. Modern holding structure

    War & Sanctions identifies AAC Progress JSC within Russian Helicopters and Rostec; Russian Helicopters also lists Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company among its key production facilities.

    Sources: JSC N.I. Sazykin Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company, Russian Helicopters production facilities

Successors
Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company
Website links
Russian HelicoptersRussian Helicopters production facilitiesWar & Sanctions entity page

Open English-language sources use several overlapping labels for the Arsenyev enterprise. This profile preserves the missile-source wording "Progress plant, Arsenyev" and does not claim that every modern Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company product belongs under this label.

Manufacturer Sources

  • P-15 TermitPublisher: WeaponSystems.net | Note: Supports the P-15 Termit producer attribution to Progress plant, Arsenyev, plus production period, role, and service-entry context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • P-270 MoskitPublisher: WeaponSystems.net | Note: Supports the P-270 Moskit producer attribution to Soviet and Russian Progress plant, Arsenyev, plus production period, designer, role, variants, and specifications. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Anti-ship missile 3M80 (3M80E) MosquitoPublisher: Missilery.info | Note: Supports 3M80 Moskit development history and series production at PA Progress in Arsenyev, Primorsky Krai. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Russian Helicopters production facilitiesPublisher: Russian Helicopters | Note: Official holding-company page listing Progress Arsenyev Aviation Company among Russian Helicopters' key production facilities. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • JSC N.I. Sazykin Progress Arsenyev Aviation CompanyPublisher: War & Sanctions / Defence Intelligence of Ukraine | Note: Supports the modern legal entity name, address in Arsenyev, Rostec/Russian Helicopters relationship, and current Ka-52/Ka-52K production context. | Accessed: 2026-07-11
  • Progress Arsenyev Aviation CompanyPublisher: Vertipedia / Vertical Flight Society | Note: Supports the Arsenyev Progress organization's 1936 establishment, Russian location, Russian Helicopters subsidiary relationship, and aircraft-production background. | Accessed: 2026-07-11

Produced weapons

Category

Munitions

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

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P-270 Moskit, Supersonic anti-ship cruise missile, MunitionsP-270 MoskitSupersonic anti-ship cruise missileBuilt in: Soviet Union / RussiaThe P-270 Moskit, also known as 3M80/3M82 and SS-N-22 Sunburn, is a Soviet and Russian supersonic anti-ship cruise missile developed by MKB Raduga and produced at Progress plant in Arsenyev. The family is centered on shipboard strike from Sovremenny destroyers, Tarantul missile corvettes, and Project 1239 surface-effect corvettes, pairing inertial midcourse navigation with active/passive radar terminal homing and a low-altitude ramjet flight profile.