Admiralteysky Vefy OJSC (Admiralty Shipyards) of St. Petersburg, completed and turned over to a foreign customer a Kilo-class diesel-electric submarine (Project 636). The warship was delivered yesterday, PortNews IAA reported.
Admiralteysky Vefy, building such submarines on its dockyards, offers to its potential customers the Project 636 upgraded submarines equipped with rockets and torpedoes capable of destroying maritime and ground targets. The company is planning to build a series of submarines for export. Besides, the shipbuilder has projected to export Amur, a new generation of submarines, designed by Rubin Marine Engineering Bureau.
Admiralteysky Vefy (part of Western Center of Shipbuilding of United Shipbuilding Corporation), the oldest Russian shipbuilder, was founded back in 1704. The Shipyard specializes in submarines construction. To date, the Company has built more than 300 submarines (including 41 with nuclear power engines), 68 deep and underwater vessels.
Admiralteysky Vefy, building such submarines on its dockyards, offers to its potential customers the Project 636 upgraded submarines equipped with rockets and torpedoes capable of destroying maritime and ground targets. The company is planning to build a series of submarines for export. Besides, the shipbuilder has projected to export Amur, a new generation of submarines, designed by Rubin Marine Engineering Bureau.
Admiralteysky Vefy (part of Western Center of Shipbuilding of United Shipbuilding Corporation), the oldest Russian shipbuilder, was founded back in 1704. The Shipyard specializes in submarines construction. To date, the Company has built more than 300 submarines (including 41 with nuclear power engines), 68 deep and underwater vessels.