Construction materials manufacturer Döcke Extrusion has received "Made in Russia" certificates.

October 28, 2026

Döcke Extrusion, a Russian manufacturer of suburban residential building materials (part of the Döcke Group), has received certificates in the "Uniqueness" and "Reliability" categories from the national "Made in Russia" program. These certificates, issued by the Russian Export Center (REC, VEB.RF Group), cover the company's exterior cladding, wall panels, drainage systems, and roof ventilation products.
The company, which began operations in 2005, holds a solid position in the suburban residential building materials market. Its future plans include investing nearly 190 million rubles to further expand its production and warehousing infrastructure. 40% of this investment will be supported by the Moscow Region Industrial Development Fund.
Döcke began exporting products in 2015. Its initial international markets were Kazakhstan and Belarus, followed by cooperation with European countries in 2017. Today, the company's export footprint also includes Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Mongolia, with Kazakhstan currently being its largest export market. Döcke plans to enter the Middle Eastern market in the near future.
Alexander Trubitsyn, Deputy General Manager of Döcke Extrusion, stated: “Döcke’s thriving business has always been built on the principles of technological leadership and rigorous quality control. We believe there is enormous potential in expanding our geographical reach and increasing export volume. Entering new international markets is a complex challenge, but the synergy between our own production investments and systematic national support opens up entirely new prospects for the company. ” He added: “Various export promotion tools enable us to confidently convey the value of the Russian brand overseas and demonstrate that domestically produced building materials are fully capable of competing with similar products globally. ”
"Made in Russia" certificate is a powerful endorsement when negotiating with foreign distributors. It not only confirms that products meet international standards but also enables companies to access government support measures (such as participation in various exhibitions, business delegations organized by the Russian Export Center, and access to "Russian Brand" retail outlets overseas). Furthermore, the nationally regulated labeling system provides protection against counterfeit products. This certificate is issued free of charge by the Russian Export Center (REC, VEB.RF Group) according to specific standards covering dimensions such as product quality, reliability, uniqueness, environmental friendliness, and organic properties.
The Russian Export Center (REC, VEB.RF Group) is a state-owned entity dedicated to supporting the export of non-commodity and non-energy products. It provides comprehensive support, including both financial and non-financial assistance, at all stages of a company's entry into international markets, with some support delivered through the national "International Cooperation and Export" project. Most of the center's services are available through the "My Export" digital government platform. REC is primarily responsible for managing and implementing the "Made in Russia" program. The REC Group includes EXIAR, EXIMBANK OF RUSSIA, and the REC "Export School".
Döcke is an internationally influential Russian brand; since 2005, it has held a leading position in the Russian building and decoration materials market, with its products exported to more than 10 countries worldwide. The Döcke Group produces a wide range of interior and exterior building materials for civil buildings, including: vinyl siding, polymer wall panels, asphalt shingles, PVC gutter systems, flexible asphalt shingles, roofing underlayment, ventilators, ventilation and drainage outlets, air inlet valves, and modern stone-plastic composite (SPC) flooring. Döcke 's annual production capacity includes: 10 million square meters of siding, 25 million linear meters of gutter systems, 3 million square meters of wall panels, 12 million square meters of flexible shingles, and 4 million square meters of SPC flooring.