About the company

Russian Navigation Technologies (RNT) specializes in developing, manufacturing, and installing AutoTracker's GPS/GLONASS-based telematic systems for transportation monitoring and management, adapted for the domestic transportation industry.
RNT is the country's largest manufacturer and integrator of telematics systems. Its highly developed structure includes divisions for electronics and software development, logistics, marketing, and technical support, as well as a production and installation division. Having its own production capacity enables the company to offer highly flexible and scalable solutions that can be adapted to a wide range of tasks in both the private and public sectors.
The company has 16 rep-offices in the key cities across Russia. The network of dealers includes over 90 companies in 40 regions in the nation. With this network, the company can conduct a wide range of events to sell and promote the AutoTracker system and provide post-sale service and technical support anywhere in the country. The company installs telematics systems using GLONASS receivers throughout Russia and abroad and is a member of the GLONASS Forum Association. RNT's current capabilities position it as a company playing a key role in the commercial application of GLONASS in Russia and abroad.
Russian Navigation Technologies has unparalleled experience in creating large (approx. 10000 transportation units) dispatch and monitoring centers in Russia and implementing integrated projects requiring complex information systems. The AutoTracker system is currently installed on over 100 thousand vehicles in Russia.
In July 2010, RNT became the first Russian venture company to launch an IPO by introducing a public offering of its shares on the Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange (MICEX).
The company's clients include MosMetrostroy, Inkom-Nedvizhimost, TNK-BP, Tatneft, Gazpromneft-Tyumen, Inkom-Neft, BashNeft, STS Logistics, Sportmaster, SberBank, Russian Standard Bank, Promsvyazbank, Cherkizov Meat Packing Plant, Mikoyan, the Magnit superstore chain, the Administration of Perm Region, and others.