Rosatom Fuel Division
State-owned nuclear fuel division leveraging in-house additive manufacturing expertise to export turnkey AM centers for oil & gas spare parts, reducing lead times and import dependence.
- CEO / Founder
- Ilya Kavelashvili
- Stage
- Active
Technology & Products
Key Products
Additive manufacturing center design and construction; Metal powder supply; Printer assembly and commissioning; Training and process qualification
Technological Advantage
Leverages Rosatom's decades of materials science and process qualification for nuclear-grade alloys, extended to oilfield-grade alloys. The business model is replicable by other state-owned entities but Rosatom's existing AM infrastructure and prior deployments in Belarus and India provide a head start.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Turnkey AM center bundle—equipment, materials, training, technical support—reduces spare parts lead times from months to days, lowers inventory costs, and cuts import dependence for critical drilling and pumping components.
How They Differentiate
Unlike Chinese OEMs selling machines, Rosatom offers a full turnkey solution including materials, training, and process qualification, backed by nuclear-grade quality standards. The phased approach reduces risk for first-time adopters.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Petrovietnam (oil & gas), other state-owned industrial enterprises in partner countries
Industry Verticals
Oil & Gas; Nuclear; Industrial Manufacturing
Competitors
Chinese AM OEMs (e.g., BLT, Farsoon) expanding regional service networks in Southeast Asia; Other state-backed AM initiatives (e.g., India's Wipro 3D, Singapore's NAMIC)
Growth & Milestones
Major Milestones
Signed MoU with Petrovietnam for AM center in Vietnam (2025); Site surveys scheduled for July 2026; Potential commissioning as early as 2027
Notable Customers
Petrovietnam