Russian manufacturer GMS Group disclosed a combined investment program exceeding 35 billion rubles for modernization and new capacity, including 12 billion rubles invested in 2014-2022 and over 23 billion rubles planned for 2023-2026. Projects include pump and compressor plants in Orel, Kazan and Zelenodolsk and a facility in Livny.

Kazankompressormash is building a 12 billion ruble test stand in Zelenodolsk, Tatarstan, for testing ultra-high-power compressors, with no equivalent in Russia. The managing director described the project in an interview with Business Online.

PAO Penzkompressormash in Penza modernized its machine tool fleet in 2024 with an investment of about 1 billion rubles, raising productivity; the regional minister reviewed the project in August 2025.

Russian machinery holding GMS Group is investing 11.9 billion rubles in a test complex for ultra-powerful LNG refrigerant compressors at Kazankompressormash in Zelenodolsk, Tatarstan, with a state subsidy of 6.7 billion rubles. Commissioning is planned for Q1 2025.

Czech company Jihostroj and the Tatarstan Investment Development Agency agreed to build a hydraulic equipment plant in the Alabuga special economic zone, with planned output of 80,000 units per year, 500 million rubles of investment and 50 jobs, launch expected in 2019.

Russia's Fund for Industrial Development approved a preferential loan of 110 million rubles to Atomspetsservis to produce spiral heat exchanger surfaces weighing 10 to 40 tonnes in Volgodonsk. The company would become the only Russian and third global producer of such equipment.

Kirovsky Zavod Gazovye Tekhnologii, part of Kirovsky Zavod, has spent 200–300 million rubles on developing and producing automatic compressed gas filling stations and plans another 1 billion rubles over two to three years. The company already holds a contract to build eight stations for Gazprom Gazomotornoe Toplivo.