Russian drones destroyed automotive components production in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast

production workshop of the company "Spetstekhosnastka" / facebook.com/vladimir.lempert
Фото: production workshop of the company "Spetstekhosnastka" / facebook.com/vladimir.lempert

In Kamianske, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, as a result of a Russian attack, the production of plastic automotive components by the company "Spetstekhosnastka" was completely destroyed. Employees of the enterprise were not harmed.

This was reported by the owner and director of the company, Volodymyr Lempert.

According to him, the production was destroyed by Russian strike drones on the night of August 17–18.

"On the night of August 17–18, Shahed drones completely destroyed our production of plastic automotive components," Lempert wrote.

He emphasized that all employees survived and no one was harmed. The owner also thanked the people who fought the fire that night, the company's employees, as well as suppliers, buyers, and partners for their support.

The company will determine the future fate of production and cooperation with counterparties separately. "With each of our partners, we will individually discuss the future," Lempert noted.

LLC "Spetstekhosnastka" is registered in Kamianske. Volodymyr Lempert is the director, ultimate beneficial owner, and owner of 90% of the company.

According to Opendatabot, in 2025, the company's revenue amounted to 788.9 million UAH. At that time, the company had 543 employees. In the first quarter of 2026, its revenue was 194 million UAH, and the number of employees was 523.

The authorized capital of "Spetstekhosnastka" is 28 million UAH. The main registered type of activity is the production of special-purpose machinery and equipment; among other areas is the production of plastic containers.

The company specializes, in particular, in the production of dies and molds, plastic products, and components. The company has been producing plastic components for the automotive industry since 2008.

According to materials from: Volodymyr Lempert, Opendatabot

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