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- Public Joint Stock Company Tyumen Motor Builders (PAO Tyumen Motorostroiteli) is a Russian industrial turbomachinery and engineering company primarily engaged in the manufacturing, overhaul, and technical servicing of gas turbine engines and gas pumping units for the natural gas transmission, oil, and power generation industries. The company provides a comprehensive portfolio of specialized turbomachinery products and technical services, which includes: capital overhaul, technical maintenance, and life-extension servicing of industrial and aeroderivative gas turbine engines, including the DU80, DN80, DG90, DC59, DJ59, and DR59 series; maintenance, refurbishment, and modernization of complete gas compressor pumping units, such as the GPA-10 system; precision manufacturing of critical turbine replacement components, including turbine rotor blades, stator vanes, combustion chambers, burner assemblies, high-pressure seals, and piping systems; high-precision metalworking and machining services, including multi-axis CNC milling, turning, and grinding of specialized high-temperature alloys; and advanced industrial processing services, such as protective thermal barrier coating application, vacuum heat treatment, metallurgical diagnostic testing, and non-destructive material evaluation. Founded in 1963 and headquartered in Tyumen, Russian Federation, the enterprise operates as a primary regional turbomachinery servicing and manufacturing base supporting major natural gas pipeline networks across Western Siberia and the broader Russian market, operating as part of the industrial group Gazprom Energoholding Industrial Assets, a subsidiary of PJSC Gazprom. In recent developments, the company has expanded its manufacturing scope under a national import-substitution initiative through the development and production of the TM16, a proprietary 16-megawatt industrial gas turbine engine designed to replace legacy and imported power units across PJSC Gazprom's transmission system. The TM16 engine was deployed for operational field endurance testing at the Turtasskaya compressor station operated by Gazprom Transgaz Surgut ahead of planned serial commercial production. In conjunction with this initiative, the company implemented a large-scale facility modernization program across its Tyumen plant, investing in upgraded high-precision machining centers, automated testing benches, and expanded manufacturing infrastructure to support domestic turbomachinery production within the consolidated Gazprom Energoholding industrial cluster.