Kamaz plans to suspend production from February 2 through February 11 due to falling demand for its trucks.
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A company representative also told news agency Prime-Tass that Kamaz expects to make a recod loss of 1.5bn rubles this year.
Kamaz had previously suspended production from December 23 until January 19 to coincide with Russia’s national holidays.
The report said the plant expects to produce 47,000 trucks this year, down 7.9% on the year.
