EXPORTA
Engineering and EPC(F) project delivery for industrial and government clients in international markets
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About EXPORTA
EXPORTA provides engineering, procurement, construction, installation and integration services, managing projects from feasibility studies and design through delivery. It also arranges export and project financing, certification and dual-use licensing.
Its clients include industrial and government organisations. Projects cover metrology, testing laboratories, meteorology, air traffic control, radio systems and critical-infrastructure safety and security.
Founded in 2011, EXPORTA is headquartered in Prague and has a regional office in Tashkent serving Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Central Asia. It operates across the EU and selected CIS and Central Asian markets.
Product: EPC(F) project delivery, engineering, procurement, integration, export financing and related technical services.
Jobs at EXPORTA
Leadership
- Petr Kostka · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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