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BelAZ

[BelAZ](https://belaz.by) (Belarusian Automobile Plant), headquartered in Zhodino, Belarus, is one of the world's largest manufacturers of ultra-heavy-duty…

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Founded
1948
HQ
Zhodino, Belarus

Models

2

Overview

BelAZ (Belarusian Automobile Plant), headquartered in Zhodino, Belarus, is one of the world's largest manufacturers of ultra-heavy-duty mining dump trucks, producing haul trucks from 30t to 450t payload capacity. Founded in 1948 and fully state-owned by the Belarusian government, BelAZ built the world's largest dump truck — the 450-tonne BELAZ-75710 — and has developed the autonomous BELAZ-7513R robotic mining dump truck in partnership with VIST Group and Zyfra. The company is under EU, US, Canadian, and Ukrainian sanctions for its ties to the Lukashenka regime.

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Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
1 incident on file

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Key facts

CEO

Sergei Nikiforovich (Director, US Treasury SDN-listed March 2023)

Ownership

100% Belarusian government (state-owned enterprise)

Revenue

EUR 809.7 million (2024)

Employees

~9,927 (2016)

Sanctions

EU (June 2021), Canada (June 2021), US OFAC SDN (March 2023), Ukraine (May 2023)

World record

BELAZ-75710 is the world's largest dump truck at 450t payload (Guinness World Record)

Financial stage

Mature (state-owned enterprise, government-capitalized)

Hero image candidate

upload.wikimedia.org (source: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA, by Ilya Plekhanov)

Data & sources

Press releases

1

Web sources

3

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Current leadership (1)

Safety record

1 incident on record. Most recent: Mar 2023.

Severity not classified
1

Most recent: Mar 2023

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Incidents affecting BelAZ (1)

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