From September 30 to October 2, 2026, the 2nd International Industrial Exhibition "INNOPROM. Belarus 2026" took place at the BELEXPO exhibition center in Minsk. NPO Bronya LLC, a multiple winner of the all-Russian "Exporter of the Year" contest, took part in this large-scale event as part of the collective exposition "Made in Russia", organized with the support of the Russian Export Center (REC).
NPO Bronya's stand enjoyed great popularity among exhibition guests and participants. The display featured a wide line of ultra-thin liquid thermal insulation and protective coatings (over 40 SKUs). Innovative Bronya materials are applied like ordinary paint and act as an effective non-combustible thermal barrier: 1 mm of coating replaces 50 mm of traditional mineral wool, reflects up to 85% of radiant heat, and ensures high environmental safety. The high quality of the products is confirmed by leading Russian and international certificates (including TÜV, CE, and ISO).
The Republic of Belarus remains one of the key strategic export destinations for NPO Bronya. Compliance with strict technical standards plays an important role in strengthening the company's position in the Belarusian market: the products have fire safety certification, and in 2025, the validity of the Technical Certificate of the Ministry of Architecture and Construction of the Republic of Belarus was renewed. Today, Bronya coatings are in high demand at industrial enterprises, public utilities, and construction sites across the country, while the company's products are exported to a total of 68 countries worldwide.
Alexander Boyarintsev, General Director of NPO Bronya LLC:
"For us, Belarus has long ceased to be just another export destination. It is a market where we have been operating for many years; we know the industry's specifics, product requirements, and, most importantly, our partners. However, even in a familiar market, there are always opportunities for growth.
Participation in INNOPROM. Belarus is not only an opportunity to showcase our own developments, but also a catalyst for new business contacts, exchanging experience, and discussing prospects for cooperation. I would like to thank the Russian Export Center for the opportunity to participate in this exhibition for the first time within the 'Made in Russia' collective display. I am confident that such initiatives help Russian manufacturers strengthen their positions in international markets."
Participation in the "INNOPROM. Belarus 2026" exhibition marked another important step towards expanding the company's industrial cooperation and strengthening business ties across the Union State and EAEU countries.

