The Modengy company presented its high-tech lubricating materials and anti-friction coatings at the main event in the field of export: The Made In Russia International Forum that took place in Moscow on October 21st, 2025.
The Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation, the representatives of the authorities, the industry leaders, and the export-oriented enterprises took part in this event.
The Made In Russia Forum arranged by the Russian Export Center (REC) annually becomes the key area for the dialogue between the Russian manufacturers and the potential foreign partners.
The aim of the Forum is to contribute to international cooperating, and to promote the domestic good to the worldwide markets.
The Modengy’s high-tech products attracted a great interest of the representatives of the industrial enterprises from Iran, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Thailand, and China.
The foreign partners remarked the high level of the developments, their relevance for solving complicated engineering tasks, and potential for improving efficiency of their productions.
The enterprise’s products are in demand at Russian and abroad machine-building productions, they are already exporting to the markets of Kazakhstan, Belarus, Azerbaijan, and other countries.
In the year 2023, the company became the finalist in the Exporter of the Year regional competition.
Success at the Made In Russia Forum confirms competitive ability of the Russian industrial technologies on the world stage.
For the Modengy company, it is an important step in implementing the strategy of expanding its presence in key foreign markets and strengthening its status as a reliable supplier of the high-tech solutions.
At the Made In Russia Forum, the Modengy’s executives established beneficial business contacts, developed plans on expanding export geography and increasing export volumes, obtained firsthand up-to-date information concerning the global trends, and got motivated to participate in achieving the strategic goals of the country's export development.
