Russia’s Warehouse Robotics Market Is Growing—and Domestic Robots Are Taking the Lead
Driven by e-commerce and logistics expansion, Russia’s warehouse automation market is nearly set to double, with local robotics companies emerging as key players.
Russia’s warehouse robotics market is expanding rapidly, and domestic manufacturers are increasingly filling that growth. The Automacon Group has been named one of the leading players in the sector by international market research firm NextMSC, alongside major global competitors.
The assessment comes from a NextMSC study examining market size, growth drivers, key trends, and the competitive landscape of warehouse robotics. Such reports are widely used by companies and investors to evaluate market dynamics and strategic positioning.
E-Commerce Is Fueling Demand
According to NextMSC’s forecast, Russia’s warehouse robotics market is expected to grow from $243.3 million in 2026 to $429.3 million by 2035—nearly doubling in size. The main drivers include the expansion of logistics infrastructure, the continued rise of e-commerce, and businesses’ efforts to make warehouse operations more resilient.
The research highlights a broader shift toward more systematic, long-term automation strategies. Companies are no longer focused solely on boosting productivity, but also on ensuring operational stability.
Localization and Resilience Over Raw Speed
A clear trend in the Russian market is the development of domestic automation ecosystems. Customers are increasingly choosing solutions that integrate with local IT platforms, offer in-country service and support, and comply with national technical standards.
NextMSC identifies Automacon as a company whose competitiveness is built on innovation and adaptability. Analysts also point to a shift in priorities across the industry—from maximizing throughput to maintaining operational continuity.
In an environment marked by labor shortages, warehouse robotics is increasingly viewed not just as a tool for efficiency, but as a way to keep supply chains running reliably, even under pressure.
