This section documents the strongest international visit cases where investors and partners came on site, saw facilities in person, and verified progress with their own eyes.
International guests visit core facilities and receive direct engineering walk-throughs.
Investors and partners visited the Sovelmash PKTB (Production-Design-Technology Bureau) for an on-site route through production and engineering areas. The visit gave participants a direct look at the facility, equipment, and project progress instead of relying only on remote updates.
Gilles Weber and project partners visited Russia during the construction phase of the Sovelmash facility. The route showed the project in its unfinished but physical state: steel structures, work zones, installed building elements, and direct explanations on site.
Access extends beyond office walls: visitors are brought into field context and real operating environments.
One day after the New Generation Airships project marked its first anniversary, project partners visited the Voskresensk airfield for the first time to see the NOVA-01 launch. The visit turned the anniversary into direct field verification: partners stood next to the aircraft, watched the team prepare the airship, and described the launch as a symbolic step forward for AERONOVA.
Investors and partners of the New Generation Airships project met the AERONOVA team at the Voskresensk airfield, saw NOVA-01 at full scale, asked direct questions, and watched the aircraft in flight. The visit turned a project update into physical verification: scale, team, field setting, and live movement in the sky.
Delegation visits are not occasional optics; they form a repeated trust mechanism for future co-owners.
Partners visited Sovelmash PKTB in person to verify what has already been built with investor funding and discuss practical cooperation timing for African markets.
Investors and partners of the New Generation Airships project visited the Voskresensk airfield and the AERONOVA office during a business trip to Russia. The visit included a NOVA-01 flight demonstration despite cold, overcast weather, followed by direct questions, discussion with the team, and informal post-flight conversation.
Vietnamese investors and partners who had supported and promoted the Duyunov Motors project for years visited the engineering center under construction. The guests met Dmitry Duyunov, Alexander Sudarev guided them through Sovelmash PKTB and answered questions, and the program also included meetings with SOLARGROUP management plus an introduction to Slavyanka-based equipment with Andrey Lobov. One delegate discussed potential cooperation to build a Slavyanka combined-winding induction motor plant in Vietnam.
Alexander Sudarev guided an international delegation through the Sovelmash construction site and answered questions from partners representing multiple regions. The visit mattered beyond the people in the room: regional leaders could collect fresh information and exclusive visual material, then relay first-hand evidence to investors and partners who could not visit the facility themselves. Jose Luis Guerra, SOLARGROUP partner in Peru, described the visit as a privilege that let him see the PKTB with his own eyes and strengthen confidence across Latin America.
Ahead of the SOLARGROUP 2023 International Conference, investors and partners arrived for a multi-day program of site visits, business meetings, and Moscow routes. Over four days, 11 delegations visited the Sovelmash construction site. Alexander Sudarev led several tours, explaining construction progress, achieved milestones, and near-term plans. Informal meetings before the conference helped regional partners exchange impressions, discuss project development in their markets, and return home with first-hand evidence.
The core proposition is simple: this is crowd-investing with physical access.
When money asks for proof, open doors are the strongest argument.