BEIJING,
CHINA -�Media
OutReach�- 18 July 2019 -� Ruselectronics
Holding Company (part of Rostec) will introduce new pneumo-frame
inflatable modular buildings to the market, intended for quick erection of temporary
structures, such as field hospitals, storages, mobile sport facilities, etc.
Mounting process takes only 1-2 hours.

The pneumo-frame buildings were created by the Dolgoprudnenskoe Design Bureau of Automatics (part of
Ruselectronics) -- Russia's leading designer and producer of airships and other
aerostats. Taffeta (polyester silk) used in these inflatable buildings is also
widely used in production of aircraft. This material is more environmentally
friendly and non-toxic than polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which is traditionally
used in prefabricated constructions.

"Rostec continues to increase the selection and
production volumes of its civilian products. According to our strategy, share
of civilian products in the total revenue should exceed 50% by 2025. Due to
their characteristics, pneumo-frame buildings can be used in emergency response
operations, making them especially relevant for countries with a high risk of
natural disasters, such as India, China and Southeast Asian states. These new
products also fully meet modern high-level environmental standards", said the
Executive Director of Rostec, Oleg
Yevtushenko.

Pneumo-frame buildings are
erected using an electro-compressor that injects pressurized air into the tubular
inflatable cylinders. These constructs are mobile, lightweight and compact when
folded. Such structures do not require a
foundation and can be quickly installed
on any surfaces, including snow, sand and rocky soil. They also allow one
to easily and safely install ventilation, heating and various access systems -
gates, doors and hatches. Inflatable buildings have high seismic resistance and
can be operated at any time of the year, withstanding heavy snow, thermal and
wind loads and extreme temperatures from -60 to +60 degrees Celsius. If
necessary, the prefabricated constructions can be easily dismantled and reused.

The cost of one product starts at $24�000 (1.5 million
rubles) depending on the size and the customer's wishes for additional options,
for example, the number of entrances.

Rostec

Rostec is a Russian State Corporation that was established
in 2007 to facilitate the development, production and export of high-tech
industrial products designed for civilian and military applications. The
Corporation comprises over 700 organizations that are currently part of eleven
holding companies operating in the military-industrial complex and three
holding companies working in civilian industry, as well as over 80 directly
managed organizations. Rostec's portfolio includes well-known brands such as
AVTOVAZ, KAMAZ, Concern Kalashnikov, Russian Helicopters, UralVagonZavod, etc.
Rostec companies are located in 60 constituent entities of the Russian
Federation and supply products to the markets of more than 100 countries.
According to Rostec's strategy, the main objective of the Corporation is to
ensure that Russia has a technological advantage in highly competitive global
markets. Rostec's key objectives include the introduction of a new
techno-economic paradigm and digitalization of Russian economy.