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12.01.2026
"Enhim" Receives R&D Subsidy
Enhim
"Enhim" (part of the "NEC" Group) has won a competitive selection process from the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade to receive a subsidy to offset research and development (R&D) costs. The financial support will be used to develop a modern technology for the production of triaryl phosphates, a key component for high-tech industries.
The competitive selection process was conducted through the State Industrial Information System (GISP) under Russian Government Resolution No. 1649, which aims to support the development and production of innovative industrial products.
As Sergey Mazitov, CEO of Enhim "LLC", noted, the project's relevance stems from the need to restore organophosphorus chemical production in Russia, as well as to ensure technological independence and import substitution in this sector.
Triaryl phosphates are used in various industries. They are used to produce specialized fluids that provide fire resistance, lubrication, and protection for equipment used in the electrical, aviation, automotive, and defense industries.
The competitive selection process was conducted through the State Industrial Information System (GISP) under Russian Government Resolution No. 1649, which aims to support the development and production of innovative industrial products.
As Sergey Mazitov, CEO of Enhim "LLC", noted, the project's relevance stems from the need to restore organophosphorus chemical production in Russia, as well as to ensure technological independence and import substitution in this sector.
Triaryl phosphates are used in various industries. They are used to produce specialized fluids that provide fire resistance, lubrication, and protection for equipment used in the electrical, aviation, automotive, and defense industries.
"Government support will allow us to accelerate scientific research, create a modern experimental base, and, in the future, organize large-scale production of world-class products. This project is an important step in strengthening industrial sovereignty and developing the domestic chemical industry"
