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Strelka KB & NLPP Explore Wooden Homes & Modular Systems, Backed by VEB.RF's 30 Trillion Ruble Plan

Two Russian companies join forces to revolutionize wooden home construction. VEB.RF's massive investment plan could transform the timber industry, preserving jobs and embracing innovation.

In this image we can see a wooden house with boards and there is some text on them. In the...
In this image we can see a wooden house with boards and there is some text on them. In the background of the image there are trees.

Strelka KB & NLPP Explore Wooden Homes & Modular Systems, Backed by VEB.RF's 30 Trillion Ruble Plan

Strelka KB and Novotorzhsky Wood Processing Plant (NLPP) have explored potential collaboration to develop standardized solutions for wooden homes and modular systems for territorial development programs. Meanwhile, VEB.RF aims to preserve the workforce and production profile of Tver Region's unique timber complex while eyeing market expansion and innovative architectural solutions.

The proposed cooperation between Strelka KB and NLPP focuses on developing wood modules for social and residential construction. Additionally, they plan training and practical initiatives for industry professionals and management teams. Kristina Ishkhanova, Strelka KB's Director, highlighted Russia's vast potential in industrial wood construction.

VEB.RF Group, aiming to back projects worth over 30 trillion rubles by 2030, including 15 trillion rubles with direct involvement, supports these initiatives. NLPP, with its significant market share in OSB and LVL beam production, specializes in advanced wood processing. Anatoly Rubailo, NLPP's Director, stressed the company's advancements through innovative methods and cutting-edge technologies.

Strelka KB and NLPP's potential collaboration seeks to advance wooden home construction and modular systems. Backed by VEB.RF's ambitious investment plans, these initiatives could transform Russia's timber industry, preserving jobs and embracing innovation.

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