Space Industry of Russia
Many of the former Soviet Design Bureaus transformed into private aerospace companies and some remained as state research centers.
| Soviet OKB (if applicable) | New organization | Ownership | Notable products |
|---|---|---|---|
| Korolev | RKK Energia | private | |
| NPO Lavochkin | |||
| NPO Mashinostroyeniya | |||
| Glushko | NPO Energomash | ||
| Chélomei | Khrunichev | state | |
| TsSKB-Progress | state | ||
| NPO Molniya | |||
| NPO PM | |||
| NPO Polyot | |||
| MKB Raduga | |||
| Kuznetsov | |||
| Khimavtomatika | |||
| Makeyev | |||
| JSC Khartron | private | ||
| Moscow Institute of Thermal Technology | |||
| related Ukrainian organizations: | |||
| Yangel | Yuzhnoye Design Bureau | ||
| Makarov | Yuzhmash | ||
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