Manufacturer catalog
Russian ammunition producers describes the modern Russian ammunition and energetic-materials production base rather than one single company. Public sources place much of this sector around Rostec-linked holdings such as Techmash for ammunition and Spetskhimiya for explosives, while export and reference sources describe Russian 120 mm mortar, gun-mortar, tank, artillery, grenade-launcher, aerial-bomb, and small-caliber ammunition families.
1 weaponsModern Russian ammunition production is distributed across state-linked holdings, factories, and specialized chemical suppliers. Rostec says Techmash was founded by the state corporation in 2011 and that its holding structure included 36 ammunition-industry enterprises by the end of 2017. Ukrainian sanctions data describes NPK Techmash as a Rostec holding company involved in weapons and ammunition, including artillery systems, tank and infantry-fighting-vehicle ammunition, aerial bombs, grenade-launcher rounds, artillery shells, and explosive devices.
The Russian state export catalog shows how this industrial base is presented publicly: Rosoboronexport markets 120 mm mortar and gun-mortar systems that use Russian ammunition families, including smoke-screening and 120 mm shells. Estonian intelligence assessed in 2026 that Russia had sharply expanded large-caliber ammunition output since 2021 and that explosives production is mainly conducted by Spetskhimiya, a Rostec subsidiary with roughly a dozen manufacturing enterprises nationwide.
The catalog record covers 120 mm white-phosphorus smoke ammunition as a class, including Russian/Soviet Nona-family references and other national rounds; it is linked here because the record already carries the Russian ammunition-producer attribution.
Sources: Rostec ammunition adaptation release, 2S31 Vena - Rosoboronexport
Russian export material for 120 mm mortar systems describes smoke-screening missions, and cataloged Nona-family material connects Russian 120 mm guns to smoke and general 120 mm shell families.
Sources: 120mm 2C12A Mortar System - Rosoboronexport, 2S31 Vena - RosoboronexportRostec says Science-cum-production Concern Techmash was founded by the state corporation in 2011, giving Russia's ammunition industry a modern holding-company structure.
Sources: Techmash Looks Back on the Year 2017
Rostec's 2017 review states that Techmash included 36 ammunition-industry enterprises and fulfilled more than 40 military-technical cooperation contracts that year.
Sources: Techmash Looks Back on the Year 2017
Rostec said Techmash could adapt ammunition for drone manufacturers and cited licensed production abroad of Techmash's Mango tank ammunition.
Sources: Rostec ammunition adaptation release
The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service assessed that Russia produced roughly seven million artillery shells, mortar rounds, and rockets in 2025 across howitzer, tank, MLRS, and mortar categories.
Sources: EFIS 2026 ammunition production assessment
Russian ammunition producers is a sector-level manufacturer name covering multiple Russian state-linked ammunition, explosives, and chemical-production organizations. Public sources usually identify holdings, export products, ammunition families, or production capacity rather than one unified legal manufacturer, so headquarters and coordinates are omitted.
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Standalone missiles, bombs, rockets, torpedoes, and guided or unguided explosive payloads.
