The concern has identified key markets where it plans to expand the presence of Belarusian products. This was announced by the concern's chairperson, Nadezhda Lazarevich, following a specialized meeting held in Bobruisk at the Slavyanka plant.

According to her, an increase in export deliveries is already being recorded in early 2026. Promising destinations include India and several African countries, where there is a steady demand for Belarusian light industry products. However, Russia remains the main trading partner. Deliveries also continue to CIS countries, including Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan, which helps maintain a stable export flow.

The concern also intends to develop new markets. Specifically, work is underway to enter the Togolese market, and there are plans to intensify cooperation with Myanmar, which is considered a priority for the industry. Bellegprom emphasizes that competition in the light industry remains high, so the key to success is technological development, the creation of new types of fabrics, and improved product quality that will appeal to foreign buyers.