About Us

Turbogaz Uzhhorod LLC traces its origins to a small household goods manufacturing enterprise founded in the early 20th century. Throughout its history, the plant bore several names, including “Peremoha” and “Uzhhorod Metal Plant.”

By the late 1950s, the plant had mastered the production of household gas stoves. In 1966, it was transferred to the Ministry of Gas Industry and renamed the “Uzhhorod Gas Equipment Plant.”

Between 1967 and 1976, a number of new production buildings were constructed, including frame-welding, forging, foundry, machining, and pressing shops, significantly expanding the plant’s industrial capabilities.

To support the operation of main gas pipelines—such as the Urengoy–Pomary–Uzhhorod pipeline—from 1983 to 1993, the Central Repair Base for the West Siberia–Western Europe gas transmission system was built. The total production area reached 113,317 square meters.

As a result, the range of manufactured products expanded significantly to include gas turbine power plants, gas treatment units, wellhead equipment complexes, Christmas trees (valve assemblies), and more.

In parallel with industrial development, the company also invested heavily in social infrastructure in Uzhhorod: more than 3,600 apartments, a gymnasium, medical facilities, and preschool institutions were built and commissioned at the company’s expense.

In June 1998, the enterprise was reorganized into PJSC “Uzhhorod Turbogaz.”

Today, Turbogaz Uzhhorod LLC is located in the industrial zone of Uzhhorod, just 1.5 km from the Kyiv–Chop international highway. The enterprise has 4.8 km of railway access lines, and the border transshipment point connecting to the European rail network is situated only 4 km from the plant.