The company has fulfilled 65% of the state defence procurement program 2024 for these assault rifles

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Kalashnikov Concern has shipped another batch of the improved AK-12 type 2023 assault rifles to the customer far in advance of the due date, thus, 65% of the state defence procurement program 2024 for these products has been fulfilled. 

Professionals from the weapon manufacturing division are continuously improving the manufacturing processes to support the persistently high quality of products. The total range of military products manufactured only for the first six months has exceeded the year-earlier output by 50%.

“Fulfillment of the state defence procurement program is our priority,” said Alan Lushnikov, President of Kalashnikov Concern. “Although the product design has undergone flexible changes driven by the combat employment of the AK-12 in the special military operation zone, our team not only keeps the stable production rate, but also fulfills the state defence procurement program at yet earlier dates.”