Come on mate, you are quoting wikipedia. Anyway if thats the case UAC wiki (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Aircraft_Corporation) says
"
JSC United Aircraft Corporation (
UAC) (Russian: Объединённая авиастроительная корпорация (ОАК),
Obyedinyonnaya Aviastroitelnaya Korporatsiya (
OAK)) is a Russian open
joint-stock company. With a majority stake belonging to the Russian Government, it consolidates Russian private and state-owned
aircraft construction companies and assets engaged in the manufacture, design and sale of military, civilian, transport, and unmanned aircraft. Its headquarters are in
Krasnoselsky District,
Central Administrative Okrug,
Moscow."
https://m.sputniknews.com/military/201609061045028872-russia-rosoboronexport-2016-exports/
Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov said that Rosoboronexport was planning to sell more than $13 billion worth of weapons in 2016 and arms exporter has already sold arms at a cost of $7 billion.
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Rosoboronexport Working Out Means of Demonstrating Yak-130 in Latin America
KUBINKA (Moscow Region) (Sputnik) — Russian state arms exporter Rosoboronexport has sold $7 billion worth of weapons over the past eight months, the company’s deputy director general told Sputnik Tuesday.
Earlier in the day, Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov said that Rosoboronexport was planning to sell more than $13 billion worth of weapons in 2016.
"This year's plan stipulates sales of arms worth some $13 billion, we have already sold [arms] at a cost of $7 billion, that means more than a half [of our target]," Sergey Goreslavsky said, speaking at the Army-2016 military forum.
He added that Russia would receive large payments under its contracts with Iran and China by the end of the year.
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Playing With Big Guns: Highlights of the International Army Games 2016
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Rosoboronexport is responsible for over 85 percent of Russian arms and military technology exports, according to the Rostec state technologies corporation, which owns the arms exporter.
The Russian Defense Ministry's Army-2016 forum is taking place on September 6-11 in Kubinka, a western suburb of Moscow. The forum brings together representatives from the Russian defense industry, research institutes, universities, as well as foreign companies. Over 800 Russian and foreign participants are expected to be involved in some 7,000 exhibitions throughout the week. The forum's participants and guests will attend a number of conferences and roundtables to discuss the future development of military technology.
He is actually right, Russian Military industrial complex is a bit weird.
It's not like US companies where say a Lockheed martin would develop and design the aircraft and manufacture it and then sell it. instead a design bureau would design a system, The nodal agency would pick the development and manufacturing agency, like Sukhoi OKB's design SU27 series was built by two different agencies knaapo and irkut, and then exported by a central agency like Rosoboron. Similarly missiles developed by Vympel okb have been manufactured by NPO Almay and NPO Maschintreya in the past.
As I said, UAC/RAC does not export any system. Even Almaz doesn't export any systems, more or less, Rosoboron is the only agency that exports system which is wholly owned by Rostec.
Payments for Russian arms worth billions of U.S. dollars are held up in Western banks because of trade sanctions imposed by Western countries in the wake of the Ukrainian conflict. Officials of Rostec, the state-owned corporation that took over much of Russia’s military-industrial complex beginning in 2007, revealed details in its corporate report for 2014, published last month. Rostec reported export sales of nearly $15 billion last year, of which $13.2 billion was arranged through Rosboronexport, the state arms export agency. Just three countries accounted for over two-thirds of the total: India (25 percent), China and Iraq (22 percent each).
, you might be a indian potrayed yourself as pakistani
