UkrInnMash's public catalog relevance centers on a narrow but documented armored-vehicle role rather than a broad serial-production portfolio. Dansk Industri's Ukrainian Defence Council material describes UkrInnMash Corporation as producing specialized equipment and components, including its tracked armored vehicle Kevlar, and as handling repair, maintenance, import, export, and sale of military products, technologies, and services.
The company's best documented weapon program is Kevlar-E, a private Ukrainian infantry fighting vehicle prototype adapted from the MT-LB/MT-LBu and 2S1 Gvozdika tracked-vehicle lineage. Defense Express reporting traces early Kevlar imagery to the Arms and Security 2017 exhibition, notes that the project became publicly known in early 2018, and later describes a 2020 prototype and 2021 exhibition appearance with Ukrainian combat modules and amphibious mobility claims.
Public legal-record sources place Corporation Ukrinnmash at 117 Plekhanivska Street in Kharkiv and identify wholesale trade as its registered main activity, with additional business-consulting and market-research classifications. Those registry classifications do not by themselves describe a weapons factory, so the manufacturer context here relies on defense-industry reporting and public event material for the armored-vehicle program.
Armored vehicle prototypesTracked infantry fighting vehiclesSpecialized equipment and defense componentsMilitary equipment repair and maintenanceDefense trade services
Public sources do not identify a current official UkrInnMash website, and one-n spellings can be confused with Ukraine's separate state company Ukrinmash. This profile uses the two-n UkrInnMash manufacturer label for the Kharkiv Corporation Ukrinnmash entity tied to Kevlar-E and keeps conflict-use claims on weapon records.
