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Catalogue of Investment Projects of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Contents Catalogue of investment projects of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Contents Innovative projects Transportation industry Mining industry Oil and gas industry Agro-industrial Electrical energy industry and complex housing and utility complex Tourism and recreation Construction complex complex Public-Private Partnership Territories of priority social and economic development Contacts «…The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is the largest region of Russia and one of its richest “natural treasuries”. It’s needless to say that stable and dynamic development of Yakutia is a key significance for both the Far Eastern District and the entire Russia...» President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin «…One of the main goals of the Government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is dynamic economic development by the means of creating comfortable conditions for investment and business activity...» Head of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) Egor Borisov Administrative and territorial division Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is the biggest region of the Russian Federation . The capital of the republic is Yakutsk. Yakutia is a region with a high level of resource and economic potential. 31 32 30 33 29 28 16 26 27 15 8 35 7 25 14 6 2 34 5 3 9 13 1 4 10 22 12 11 20 24 21 17 19 23 18 Administrative and territorial division No. Name П/п Name 1 Yakutsk 18 Neryungrinsky District 2 Ust-Aldansky District 19 Olekminsky District 3 Churapchinsky District 20 Verkhnevilyuysky District 4 Megino-Kangalassky District 21 Suntarsky District 5 Namsky District 22 Nyurbinsky District 6 Kobyaysky District 23 Lensky District 7 Tomponsky District 24 Mirninksy District 8 Oymyakonsky District 25 Oleneksky District 9 Ust-Maysky District 26 Anabarsky District 10 Amginsky District 27 Bulunsky District 11 Khangalassky District 28 Ust-Yansky District 12 Gorny District 29 Abyisky District 13 Vilyuysky District 30 Allaikhovsky District 14 Zhigansky District 31 Nizhnekolymsky District 15 Verkhoyansky District 32 Srednekolymsky District 16 Momsky District 33 Verkhnekolymsky District 17 Aldansky District 34 Tattinsky District No. Name 35 Eveno-Bytantaysky national District Capital Yakutsk Head of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) Egor Borisov Population of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 949 280 Official languages Russian and Sakha Ethnic composition Sakha, Russians and others Innovative projects Innovative projects Creation of basalt high-technology complex on production of basalt and plastic composites in Yakutsk 2 474 M rubles 6.4 years IRR 18.2% 2014 Project start date NPV 523.9 M rubles 1 100 M rubles Committed investment Discount Разработана1 187 M проектная rubles rate 17.2% Required investment документация Creation of the network of basalt plastic composites manufactures of basalt continuous fiber (BCF) – up to 2 200 tons per year and following nano-structured basalt plastic composites on its basis – up to 2 600 tons per year, concrete constructions and goods – 29 200 cubic meters, basalt foam-concrete blocks – up to 24 000 cubic meters, basalt plastic pipes – 55 000 basalt running meters per year, Project resume geonets (BCP) – up to 1400 square meters for the North of Russia. Project is based on Russian know-how and it is aimed on creation of the new generation of high technological goods for industrial, house and road construction. Direct or debt investment Investor’s involvement level The Project is aimed to modernize construction sphere; it is aimed to the creation of new, innovative building materials types, to its massive integration and resolution of goals in 2 directions: ЦельThe Проекта Project’s – создание realization на принципах will allow государственно to create -частногоa new generationпартнерства ofнового more крупного qualitative, промышленногоmore durable, района price на-competitive, Дальнем Востоке innovative России на building базе имеющихся materials в .регионе гидроэнергетическихImplementation иof минерально Yakut Project-сырьевых and ресурсов: its scaling природного-up to газа,the Farапатитов, East угля,of Russia will Project relevance железных и урановых руд и других. contribute to the development of basalt composite materials, constructions and goods technologies and manufacturing. Отведены земельные участки под промышленные объекты The necessary infrastructure is available. Required infrastructure development level 7 Innovative projects Production of heat insulating materials on a basis of basalt fibers 870 M rubles 5 years IRR 26.5% 2014 Project start date NPV 172 M rubles 522 M rubles Committed investment Discount Разработана проектная rate 16.8% Required investment документация100 M rubles/year Technologies of Basalt Materials LLC produces effective heat insulating materials on a basis of basalt fibers under the trademark “SAKHABASALT”. The company uses advanced technologies and state-of-the-art equipment. The project provides for creation of complex production of effective heat insulating and Project resume sound proofing materials on a basis of basalt fibers for construction industry and housing and utility sector of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). Direct or debt investment Investor’s involvement level Modern production of heat insulating tiles makes it possible to resolve the following social and economic issues: Heat insulating tiles can be used not only in winterization of walls and floors, but also as an effective option of timber strip. It helps to reduce cost of construction. ЦельIt Проектаmakes –possible создание toна iпринципахncrease государственноin the volume-частного of construction, партнерства новогоin particular крупного by the промышленного района на Дальнем Востоке России на базе имеющихся в регионе Project relevance гидроэнергетическихmeans of stimulating и минерально private- сырьевыхhousing ресурсов:construction природного. газа, апатитов, угля, железныхIt makes и урановых possible руд to и realize других. quality and available heat insulating and sound proofing materials with further access to the markets of neighboring regions and countries. The Отведеныnecessary земельные infrastructure участки is под available. промышленные объекты Required infrastructure development level ОАО «Корпорация развития Южной Якутии», 127473, Россия, г. Москва, ул. Селезневская, 11б тел. +7 (495) 232-42-44, факс +7 (495) 232-95-13 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.sy-corp.ru 8 Innovative projects Production of alternative fuels on a basis of brown coal processing with application of rapid pyrolysis technology 275.4 M rubles 3.8 years IRR 23.17% 2015 Project start date NPV 94 M rubles ̶ Committed investment Discount rate 18 % Required investment 275.4 M rubles Introduction of technology of unclaimed local hydrocarbon feed (brown coal, peat, etc.) processing on the territory of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) with the aim to produce local fuel and energy products (solid, gas, burning oil motor fuels) instead of Project resume expensive fuel and energy resources transporting to remote regions of Yakutia with the use of complicated logistic scheme. Investment credit Project financing Investor’s Venture financing involvement level The project relevance is related to necessity to resolve issues on seasonal delivery of fuel and energy resources to remote regions of Yakutia – Northern and Arctic regions of the republic by the means of application . Successful realization of the pilot project will allow to overcome this problem cardinally by the means of replication of the technology Project relevance in the Northern and Arctic regions which have coal deposits. Цель Проекта – создание на принципах государственно-частного партнерства нового крупного промышленного района на Дальнем Востоке России на базе имеющихся в регионе гидроэнергетических и минерально-сырьевых ресурсов: природного газа, апатитов, угля, железных и урановых руд и других. The necessary infrastructure is available. Required infrastructure development level Отведены земельные участки под промышленные объекты 9 Transportation industry Transportation industry Transport and logistic center in Nizhny Bestyakh 3 B rubles 10 years IRR 25.2% 2013 Project start date NPV 0.5 B rubles 0.3 B rubles Committed investment Discount Разработана проектная 20% Required investment 1.4 B rubles rate документация Construction of the transport and logistic center in Nizhny Bestyakh for maintenance of the republican freight traffic and interregional cargo traffic with possibility of additional Project resume placement of manufacturing sites with a total area of 50-60 ha. Government investments– 1.3 billion rubles (construction of the project’s infrastructure) Investor’s Private investments– involvement level 1.7 billion rubles Realization of the project will contribute to implementation of projects on exploration of mineral potential of Yakutia which are of federal and international importance. It will assure year-round delivery of cargo on the whole territory of the Republic of Sakha Project relevance (Yakutia). Цель Проекта – создание на принципах государственно-частного партнерства нового крупного Theпромышленного necessary района infrastructure на Дальнем is Востокеavailable России partially на базе. There имеющихся is a land в регионе plot with area of 80 haгидроэнергетических next to railway stationи минерально “Nizhny-сырьевых Bestyakh ресурсов:” and природногоwith an access газа, апатитов, to federal угля, roads “Lena” andжелезных “Kolyma”, и урановых republican руд и других. road “Amga” and riverbank of the Lena river. Phase 1 construction of railway of the transport and logistic center with length
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