Cooperation. Rosatom participated in the INNOPROM.India international industrial exhibition. The Russian nuclear corporation’s booth featured solutions in additive manufacturing, composite materials, digitalization, and logistics. A model of a VVER-1200 power unit and the first Russian-developed 3D scanner localized for the Indian market drew particular attention from visitors. Rosatom also showcased the large-format electron-beam 3D printer RusBeam 2800, a system the company recently supplied to the Indian space center. The business program also featured discussions on establishing a joint additive manufacturing ecosystem in India, including local production, cooperation in rare-earth magnets and materials, and opportunities for joint projects with Indian partners involving titanium, zirconium, hafnium, and calcium. The Giredmet Institute and the Indian company Alt Metals signed a contract to establish a pilot production facility for titanium sponge. Additionally, the JET Engineering and Technical Center signed a distribution agreement with Syngient Technologies for the Repeat Vision platform, alongside a memorandum of understanding with EM Services covering the digitalization, maintenance, and modernization of power facilities.