
The Neftekamsk Automotive Plant has a rich history that spans over several decades. It was founded in 1948 as a manufacturer of agricultural equipment and machinery.
The plant's first major breakthrough came in the 1970s when it began producing the VAZ-2103, a popular model of the Lada car. This marked a significant shift in the plant's focus towards automotive manufacturing.
Neftekamsk Automotive Plant has a long history of innovation and adaptation. It has continued to evolve and expand its product line over the years, always staying ahead of the curve.
Products
Neftekamsk Automotive Plant has a diverse range of products, including dump trucks, shift workers buses, and trucks, trailers, and semi-tank vehicles. They also manufacture NefAZ 5299 large city and interurban buses, as well as Marcopolo Bravis midibuses.
Their product line is quite extensive, and it's impressive to see the variety of vehicles they produce.
Some of the specific products they offer include dumping of installation, crew vehicles, passenger buses, capacitive-filler equipment, and cargo trailers.
Here's a breakdown of the numbers:
- Dumping of installation - 11,783 units
- Crew vehicles - 880 units
- Passenger buses - 740 units
- Capacitive-filler equipment - 1,351 units
- Cargo trailers - 3,837 units
In addition to these, they also sell spare parts, with the amount reaching 468 million rubles.
Investments and Achievements
The Neftekamsk Automotive Plant has made significant investments in its production, including a 4 billion ruble investment in the production of electric buses. This move is part of the company's commitment to innovative transport.
The plant has a long history of achievements, with the NEFAZ-5299 urban bus winning the national contest "Best Goods of Bashkortostan" in 2001. This was just the beginning of the company's success.
The company has continued to innovate and improve, with the NEFAZ-VDL-52997 low-entry city bus recognized as a Laureate of the Program "100 best goods of Russia" in 2007. The company's dedication to quality and innovation has earned it numerous awards and recognition.
The Neftekamsk Automotive Plant has also received the Honorary Diploma of the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation "Best Russian Exporter 2004". This achievement is a testament to the company's commitment to excellence and its ability to compete on the global stage.
Major Shareholders

KAMAZ's major shareholders are a significant factor in the company's success. Public company "KAMAZ" holds a substantial 50.02% stake in the company.
The Republic of Bashkortostan's "Regionalny fond" also plays a crucial role, owning 28.5% of the shares.
These significant shareholders have a substantial impact on the company's decisions and direction.
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Achievements
Nefaz has had a remarkable run of success in various national contests. In 2001, the urban bus "NEFAZ-5299" was the winner of the national contest "Best Goods of Bashkortostan" program and the student-competition "100 best goods of Russia".
The company's success continued in 2002, with the shuttle bus "NEFAZ-5299-01" also winning the national contest "Best Goods of Bashkortostan" and the competition "100 best goods of Russia".
In 2003, the intercity bus "NEFAZ-5299-10" received the diploma of the winner of the contest "Best Goods of Bashkortostan" and became the winner of the competition "100 best goods of Russia".
Nefaz's buses have consistently impressed judges, earning the company numerous awards. In 2005, the tourist bus "NEFAZ-52991" won a diploma of the national contest "Best Goods of Bashkortostan", and the "100 best goods of Russia".
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The company's commitment to innovation and quality has paid off, with the low-entry city bus "NEFAZ-VDL-52997" recognized as a Laureate Program "100 best goods of Russia" in 2007.
Nefaz's CEO, R.S. Malikov, was awarded the State Prize of the Republic of Bashkortostan in 2001 for the creation of design, technology and organization of production of passenger buses.
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