Neftekamsk Automotive Plant

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Neftekamsky Automobile Plant

Company type	public company
Traded as	MCX: NFAZ
Founded	1972; 52 years ago (1972)
Headquarters	Neftekamsk, Bashkortostan , Russia
Key people	Sergey Zuykov (CEO)
Products	buses, dump trucks, tanker trucks, trailers, accessories
Owner	Kamaz (50,02%) Government of Bashkortostan (28,5)
Number of employees	8200 (for the year 14.07.2010)
Website	www.nefaz.ru

Neftekamsk Automotive Plant (NEFAZ, Russian: Нефтекамский автозавод) is a Russian manufacturer of buses and machinery on KamAZ chassis located in Neftekamsk in Bashkortostan.