Moscow’s industrial sector has grown to nearly 4,700 enterprises, underscoring the size of the capital’s production base. The update was shared by Moscow Deputy Mayor for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov, who said industry remains one of the main engines of the city’s economy.
According to the figures cited, the sector employs around 760,000 people across the Russian capital. That places industry among the major sources of jobs in Moscow, highlighting its role not only in output and investment but also in supporting a large workforce.
The latest numbers point to the breadth of Moscow’s industrial activity, with thousands of enterprises operating in the city. Liksutov’s remarks suggest that industrial development continues to be an important part of Moscow’s broader economic structure.
With industry described as a key driver of growth, the sector appears to remain central to the city’s economic planning and employment base. The new enterprise and workforce totals offer a snapshot of how significant industrial activity is within Moscow’s overall economy.
