There is some good information in here from 8 min mark or so onward;
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2A3-kHoHKQ
It shows the table of production numbers for Su-35S/Su-35 and Su-57. Due to glare, it is hard to tell the Su-57 numbers exactly. If someone could do some PS magic and see if that helps (contrast etc) that would be great. But from what i can tell based upon the total number;
2020: 33-22-10= 1 Su-57 frame. (as expected)
2021: 15-8-3= 4 Su-57 frames. More than i expected tbh.
2022: 23-12-4(???)-3= 4 Su-57 frames. Unsure if the number in the table is 4 or 1. So could be as much as 7 frames.
2023: 31-14-10= 7 Su-57 frames.
2028 2024: 28, the other numbers are hard to see
but look to be single digits. Meaning Su-57 could be as much as 20+ or high teens. See charly015's analysis here.
Other key points; T-50S-2 will be handed over to LIS (flight station) 20 August, in one week. The frame is planned to be handed over to MoD 30 October. Some mention of "a problem that will be discussed at a meeting" and "in regards to the frame that had an accident" (IE S-1). So sounds like they haven't agreed to how the contract will be amended etc with the loss of the frame.
At 12:23 there is a slide showing related to Su-57 production cost. Again, maybe others can figure out more here with a bigger screen, adjustment in PS etc. But slide says 40,8% reduction in "labor intensity" from initial batch on the big graph. Last number is 146,1 so first one is around 247. I am not sure what the number is exactly, man hours to build a frame? Seems the smaller blue graph on far left side is related to cost but i cannot make out the numbers here. I want to say i see "3 182" on the right graph of the two, timestamp 12:32. This works out to 43,2 million USD. If i am correct on that number, it is lower than i expected. In regards to it Shoigu jokinly says "This is the most important story for our future friendship".... Very little footage of S-2 itself, but tons of interesting info in those slides!
EDIT; Haha, i see as i was writing this long and detailed post LMFS beat me somewhat to it.
But still, much more to extract than just the production rate...