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27/02/2026
KamAZ and BATE signed a cooperation agreement

KAMAZ PTC and BATE JSC, the management company of Autocomponents Holding (Belarus), signed an agreement for the supply of components totaling more than 540 million rubles to the Russian automobile giant.

The document was signed in Naberezhnye Chelny as part of a working visit to Tatarstan by a Belarusian delegation led by Alexei Kushnarenko, Chairman of the Minsk Regional Executive Committee.

KAMAZ has been cooperating with Belarusian manufacturers, BATE and companies belonging to the Autocomponents holding, for over 10 years. By the end of 2025, the volume of purchases exceeded 2.5 billion rubles. Under the current agreement, a wide range of components for the production of KAMAZ trucks is supplied, including generators, starters, driveshafts and ABS braking systems. The new agreement provides for additional supplies of components to KAMAZ PTC for a total amount of more than 540 million rubles.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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