Bobruiskagromash Holding's equipment has been operating in more than 50 countries around the world
24.02.2026
The Bobruiskagromash headed for a far arc. In early 2025, a large shipment of machinery and spare parts went to Nigeria. In the second half of the year, forage harvesting machines started operating in Zimbabwe. The plans for 2026 are even more ambitious: shipments to Nigeria will become larger, and a new point will appear on the export map — the Togolese Republic. The release of new models of equipment has become possible due to the complete technical re-equipment that is underway at the Bobruiskagromash enterprise. In 2025, almost 1.5 times more funds were invested in the modernization of the plant than in the previous one. A unique project has been launched in the machine assembly shop — the production of running systems for high-capacity machines. By the end of next year, production will reach full capacity, and labour productivity will increase by a third. A smart machine with artificial intelligence is working in the harvesting and pressing shop. His special feature is that he reads the drawings himself and cuts metal 10 times faster than before. To work on the new equipment, people are retrained at a dealership in Bobruisk.
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