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Investprojects 1 www.koda.gov.ua Kyiv Regional State Administration KYIVREGION 01196, 1, sq. Lesi Ukrainian, Kyiv, Ukraine • tel.: +380 44 286-84-11 • Fax: +380 44 286-85-54 INVESTPROJECTS 1. PRODUCTION OF FLUFF- PULP FROM MISCANTHUS GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Type New project creation* Investment Mode Direct investment Industry Production Location Kyiv region Project Advantages Pulp made from Miscanthus with release 42 % based on the raw material or 88 % based on the native cellulose, has similarity values of physicochemical properties with indicators of hardwood and softwood. This suggests the possibility of using cellulose from Miscanthus in the paper industry Project validity period 3 years Project properties Total area – 2 000 hectare. Fluff pulp is widely used as absorbent products such as baby diapers, adult products , feminine hygiene products and production eyelid materials. The production capacity of 22,800 tons / year. ESTIMATED INVESTMENTS Total Amount of project capitals 31,280,000.00 EURO Amount of investments to be attracted 31,280,000.00 EURO Expected annual sales revenue 19,380,000.00 EURO Key fi gures of project economic NPV=2,071,000.00 EURO, eff ectiveness IRR=12%, DP=3 years Expected employment fi gures 120 pers. ADDITIONAL PROJECT DATA Environment protection Emphasis was placed on the identifi cation of appropriate technologies in terms of their impact on the environment. Project Risks Seasonality of raw materials procurement Property form Municipal/private property * Indicators of investment project are defi ned for review , if necessary , updated information will be provided KODA_EN_2016_03_31_Invest.indd 1 31.03.2016 13:48:36 www.koda.gov.ua Kyiv Regional State Administration KYIVREGION 01196, 1, sq. Lesi Ukrainian, Kyiv, Ukraine • tel.: +380 44 286-84-11 • Fax: +380 44 286-85-54 INVESTPROJECTS 2. ANDRITZ-LINE CONSTRUCTION FOR NONWOVENS PRODUCTION BY WETLAID TECHNOLOGY GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Type New project creating* Investment Mode Direct investment Industry Production Location Kyiv region Project Advantages Andritz neXline wetlace equipment is designed for high production capacity (up to 15 000 tons per year ). Project validity period 3 years Project properties Total area – 1 000 hectare. Andritz neXline combines wet forming and hydro-weaving, is particularly well suited for the production wipes which are 100% biodegradable and do not contain any chemical binder . Andritz neXline wetlace equipment includes machines for stock preparation , wet- forming and hydro-weaving. ESTIMATED INVESTMENTS Total Amount of project capitals 27,500,000.00 EURO Amount of investments to be attracted 27,500,000.00 EURO Expected annual sales revenue 28,500,000.00 EURO Key fi gures of project economic NPV=36,300,000.00 eff ectiveness EURO, IRR=60%, DP=2 years Expected employment fi gures 120 pers. ADDITIONAL PROJECT DATA Environment protection Wetlace Andritz technology meets the highest environmental standards and allows to produce the certifi ed high-quality nonwoven fabrics in accordance to the latest guidelines EDANA / INDA/wipes. Project Risks Timely raw materials delivery Property form Municipal/private property * Indicators of investment project are defi ned for review , if necessary , updated information will be provided KODA_EN_2016_03_31_Invest.indd 2 31.03.2016 13:48:38 www.koda.gov.ua Kyiv Regional State Administration KYIVREGION 01196, 1, sq. Lesi Ukrainian, Kyiv, Ukraine • tel.: +380 44 286-84-11 • Fax: +380 44 286-85-54 INVESTPROJECTS 3. PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION BY ELECTRIC BUSES IN KIEV REGION GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Type New project creating* Investment Mode Direct investment Industry Transportation Location Kyiv region Project Advantages There aren’t any harmful emissions into the atmosphere. The noise levels are low. The possibility to avoid "peak power" by batteries charge at night. Low fi re and explosibility in a crash. 3 years Project properties Total stretch of motor roads is 8,500 km. 8000 people are employed in transport industry in Kyiv region. There are 10 routes for electric buses: 1. Kyiv - Vasykjiv. 2. Kyiv – Bila Tserkva. 3. Kyiv – Vyshneve – Boyarka. 4. Kyiv – Obuhiv. 5. Kyiv – Ukrainka. 6. Kyiv – Brovary. 7. Kyiv – Boryspil. 8. Kyiv – Vyshgorod. 9. Kyiv – Irpin. 10. Kyiv – Bucha. There are 160 electric buses, 80 EV charging stations, 37 bus stations are required for these routes. ESTIMATED INVESTMENTS Amount of project capitals Electric bus cost – $200,000.00. EV charging station construction – $45,000.00. Bus station construction - $1,000,000.00 Total Initial Investments - $72,600,00.00 Expected payback period 5 years. Prime cost of charging for 100 km 15 hrn. (amortization and operation costs are not included) * Indicators of investment project are defi ned for review , if necessary , updated information will be provided KODA_EN_2016_03_31_Invest.indd 3 31.03.2016 13:48:38 www.koda.gov.ua Kyiv Regional State Administration KYIVREGION 01196, 1, sq. Lesi Ukrainian, Kyiv, Ukraine • tel.: +380 44 286-84-11 • Fax: +380 44 286-85-54 INVESTPROJECTS 4. DEVELOPING OF 20MW WIND PARK IN KYIV REGION. GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project Type New project creating* Investment Mode Direct investment Industry Electricity generation Location A 20MW wind park development in Kiev region, Bila Cerkva region. Project properties The project assumes installation of 10 x 2MW wind turbines. Vestas and Siemens are the most viable suppliers capable to provide performance guaranties, service and maintenance at the operation stage. Long-term land rent agreements will be arranged for 11 land plots (10 turbines + sub-station) – 1-1.2ha in total. The Project is being developed according to guidelines of European Bank of Reconstruction and Development The Project is being developed according to guidelines of European Bank of Reconstruction and Development. ESTIMATED INVESTMENTS EQUITY INVESTOR The Developer is looking for an equity investor to fi nance development and construction of the Project. Total project budget is estimated at EUR 28 million. Expected equity investment – EUR 9 million. **Could be as 100% investment (EUR 28 million). LOAN FINANCING There is available long-term project fi nancing by European Bank of Reconstruction and Development - 60% of project cost through a dedicated renewable energy fund “USELF” FINANCIAL INVESTORS Investment funds IFU (Denmark) and Nefco (Finland) are considering to co-investment equity in Ukrainian renewable energy projects in amount of EUR 1.5-2 million each. Key fi gures of project economic IRR=28%, eff ectiveness PP=4 years * Indicators of investment project are defi ned for review , if necessary , updated information will be provided KODA_EN_2016_03_31_Invest.indd 4 31.03.2016 13:48:39 www.koda.gov.ua Kyiv Regional State Administration KYIVREGION 01196, 1, sq. Lesi Ukrainian, Kyiv, Ukraine • tel.: +380 44 286-84-11 • Fax: +380 44 286-85-54 INVESTPROJECTS 5. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES 1. LAND AREA Project Type Greenfi eld project Location Baryshivka. Project properties Total area – 40 hectares. Valuable agricultural land. 2. LAND AREA Project Type Greenfi eld project Location Boryspil Project properties Total area – 9.5 hectares. 3. LAND AREA Project Type Greenfi eld project Location Volodarka Project properties Total area – 12 hectares. Agricultural land. 4. LAND AREA Project Type Greenfi eld project Location Kyiv-svyatoshin District, Shpytky Project properties Total area – 18 hectares. Industrial and commercial location land 5. LAND AREA Project Type Greenfi eld project Location Kyiv-svyatoshin District, Mriia Project properties Total area – 25 hectares. Industrial and commercial location land 6. LAND AREA Project Type Brownfi eld project Location Kyiv region Project properties If necessary we can provide a list of non-operating facilities KODA_EN_2016_03_31_Invest.indd 5 31.03.2016 13:48:39.
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