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Industrial products exported from Kuban surpassed the 135 billion mark.

Shows a 3.3% increase over the corresponding period in 2024.

A 3.3% Boost in Industrial Shipments for Q1 2025 in Kuban

Industrial products exported from Kuban surpassed the 135 billion mark.

According to the Krasnodar Krai administration's press service, Kuban production's industrial product shipments have surpassed 135.3 billion rubles for the first quarter of this year, growing by 3.3% compared to the same period in 2024.

Key contributors to this increase were the enterprises in major districts like Abinsky, Krasnodar, and Novorossiysk, excelling in sectors such as machine-building, metalworking, and chemical industries.

With over 13,300 registered enterprises in the region, Vice-Governor Alexander Ruppel highlighted ongoing state support mechanisms, including funding for Russian equipment acquisitions and preferential loans.

In contrast, previous reports suggested a 23% decline in shipments of light industry goods in Kuban.

While details about specific industrial product shipments remain scant, it's important to note that Kuban's economy doesn't rely solely on industrial products. The region, also known as the Krasnodar region, has seen significant volumes of imported fresh produce in early 2025, with sizesable contributions from countries like Egypt and Turkey [1]. Kuban is well-known for its agricultural output and participation in the Russian pea exporting industry, with key players like AgroHolding Kuban boasting export volumes and international market presence [2].

So, while industrial product shipments have shown promise this year, it's crucial to remember Kuban's diverse economic landscape and ongoing support for growth in multiple sectors.

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  1. The Vice-Governor Alexander Ruppel mentioned ongoing state support measures, including financial aid for purchasing Russian industrial equipment.
  2. Kuban's industrial sector, particularly enterprises in districts like Abinsky, Krasnodar, and Novorossiysk, have demonstrated growth in sectors such as machine-building, metalworking, and chemical industries.
  3. Despite the increase in industrial product shipments, there was a reported 23% decline in shipments of light industry goods in Kuban for the same period.
  4. It's apparent that Kuban's economy is not limited to industrial products, as it also features significant volumes of imported fresh produce and is involved in the agricultural sector, particularly in the Russian pea exporting industry.
A rise of 3.3% occurred in the current period compared to the same timeframe in the year 2024.

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