Promagroleasing CEO attended the opening of Russia's first Belarusian equipment multibrand store

The grand opening of Russia's first multibrand store for Belarusian equipment ,"Belarusian Machines," took place in the Rostov Region. The project, implemented by a subsidiary of one of Belarus's largest automotive manufacturers, creates a single point of sales, service, and support for equipment from leading Belarusian manufacturers in Southern Russia.

The opening ceremony was attended by Yuri Slyusar, the Rostov Region Governor, and a delegation from the Republic of Belarus, led by Dmitry Krutoy, Head of the Presidential Administration. The delegation also included such prominent industry representatives as  Pavel Karotkikh, CEO of Promagroleasing OJSC.

The new store  is a modern service and sales cluster, bringing together equipment from nine leading Belarusian manufacturers on a single site. Its infrastructure includes demonstration areas for test drives, a multi-station service shop, a warehouse, and a genuine parts shop .

Dmitry Krutoy thanked the Rostov Region leadership for supporting the project throughout its implementation.

Governor Yuri Slyusar, in his turn, noted:

"This unique multibrand store brings together Belarusian equipment renowned for its quality and competitiveness. We are delighted  that the first of the eight stores scheduled for the opening across Russia has been opened in the Rostov Region."

Pavel Karotkikh,  CEO ofPromagroleasing OJSC, emphasized the project's strategic importance for the development of cooperation:

"The opening of this store  marks a new stage in the development of industrial cooperation. It creates a unique ecosystem where the selection of modern equipment is directly integrated with the provision of comprehensive financial solutions. Promagroleasing is ready to provide our partners from the Rostov Region and from all over Russia with flexible leasing terms for the acquisition of the entire range of equipment from transport to agricultural machinery. This will allow Russian companies to comprehensively address modernization challenges and build long-term partnerships, contributing to their technological development."

The experience of creating the multibrand store in the Rostov region is about to be replicated in other regions of Russia, and the store itself will become a key hub for the Belarusian equipment supply to the South of Russia.