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NtechLab Revenue Hits 2 Billion Rubles on the Back of Regional Growth and International Expansion



Video analytics developer NtechLab, a technology partner of Rostec, has reported its 2025 financial results: revenue reached 2 billion rubles, representing a 30% year-on-year increase. EBITDA came in at approximately 500 million rubles. The company attributes this performance to broader regional coverage across Russia and entry into new export markets, including Algeria, South Africa, and Thailand.

Revenue Breakdown: International Contracts Now Account for 35%

According to NtechLab Chairman of the Board Vasily Brovko, international contracts currently represent 35% of total revenue, while the government segment (B2G) accounts for 40% and the commercial segment (B2B) for 25%. He noted that the company continues to invest in talent development and product line expansion across strategically important verticals — security, urban services, and industrial applications — laying the groundwork for Russian AI to remain competitive on a global scale over the next decade.

77 Russian Regions Covered, with a Strong Foothold in Moscow

Within Russia, NtechLab has continued scaling its technologies across the regions, with its products now deployed in 77 federal subjects, including Kabardino-Balkaria, Kalmykia, and Adygea. The company's presence in Moscow remains substantial, with its solutions accounting for one-third of the capital's video analytics market. Beyond the law enforcement sector — where its algorithms are used for person identification and violation detection — NtechLab is expanding its portfolio in industrial and logistics applications. Notable deployments include access control and monitoring systems at FESCO port and agricultural holding Doronichi, as well as urban environment and road traffic monitoring solutions.

2026 Strategy: Standardized Products for Broader Commercial Adoption

NtechLab CEO Alexei Palamarchuk stated that in 2026 the company plans to focus on developing standardized product offerings. The strategy centers on simplifying the integration of AI solutions, making the technology accessible to a wider range of commercial customers regardless of the scale of their IT infrastructure.

Conclusion

NtechLab's 2025 results confirm its position as a leading Russian AI force. With strong financials, growing international reach, and a clear product strategy, the company is well-placed to scale further.

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