Framatome is a French nuclear reactor business. It is owned by Électricité de France, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and Assystem. The company first formed in 1958 to license Westinghouse's pressurized water reactor designs for use in France.

In 2020 Framatome won an order to deliver reactor protection systems for the Russian VVER-TOI design nuclear reactors at Kursk II. Framatome and Rosatom also signed long-term cooperation agreement at the end of 2021. Rosatom is working with French state-owned Framatome SA to gather fuel needed for reactors that generate electricity for 100 million Eastern Europeans. France May Build New Nuclear Power Plant Unit in Armenia Instead of Russia.

The Company Statement
March 16, 2024

The French nuclear conglomerate Framatome has so far refused to end its cooperation with Rosatom. Paris approves the building of Russian-led nuclear reactors in Hungary. The French government has approved Framatome's participation in the construction of two new reactors at the Paks power plant, arguing that the nuclear industry is not affected by international sanctions against Russia.

July 29, 2024France May Build New Nuclear Power Plant Unit in Armenia Instead of Russia
March 16, 2024Rosatom plans to produce nuclear fuel jointly with a French company
April 28, 2023Paris approves the building of Russian-led nuclear reactors in Hungary
February 07, 2023The group under the supervision of JoeKaeser is still doing business with Russian nuclear giant Rosatom
May 15, 2022The Rosatom Exemption: How Russia's State-Run Nuclear Giant Has Escaped Sanctions
December 02, 2021Framatome and Rosatom sign long-term cooperation agreement
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