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Kaluga Region Kaluga Kaluga Region Kaluga region Kaluga region KALUGA REGION Start your business in Kaluga Region 1 02022 Start your business in Kaluga Region НоваМедика НоваМедика D.A. RUS НоваМедика D.A. RUS RANI PLAST ® RANI PLAST ® KALUGA REGION is a comfortable place for life and business. The region is the leader in the rate of industrial growth. Industrial output six-fold growth as compared to 2000. The region is one of the leaders in the National Investment Climate Index. More than 200 companies from Freight Village 30 countries have implemented their projects here. Beneficial geographical location, well-developed transport and logistics infrastructure, wide choice of sites to place production facilities and tax benefits make the region attractive for the development of any business. Freight Village 033 044 Start your business in Kaluga Region Moscow MKAD Ring Road А-108 Khovrino М-7 Moscow TERRITORY Kuntsevo М-1 New Moscow А-107 ga re u g l i a o o | K n n gi n ug io | e K alu l a re g r | a a K a l g r g K K u | a a e a l g luga gioFV VORSINOg Ka MOSCOW | u e n r i n n a r u | e o g o i re io l g | Ka a g g lu g K n io a n e ion | r eg | r a K REGION g a u l l a uga K re g | i o Moscow n n io g MCR re | ga Central u l K a А-108 OBNINSK a K l u g Ring | a r n e io g g lu e a g r i K o a n | n | K a o l i u g g e r a a r e g SMOLENSK g i u o l a n K | | K a REGION l n ga r o e u lu g i Smolensk ga reg a g u a l io K a K n | r e g | i o i g o e n r n n a | g o | u l K i a aluga g a re ion K r e FV ROSVA М-5 g g eg | r K n lu | i K a o a l a a u l g g K reg a u io | a u r g n | a l n K e o i g g e i o r n | K luga a a K l М-2 u А-130 g KALUGA a | r n o i e g e r g a io g n K a | u l a М-3 K l u u g e | g a l r n g o i a a i g r o e K n | | n K a i g o e i r o l u g g a n e a r e g n i g o r | u K l aluga a K | K a uga l | r KALUGAe n o i g ion g | K e a l r u g a a g r u l a K e n o | i g g e r i a g o Tula n u | l u K l a М-4 a g K a r | e n g o K a i l u i g g o TULA K e r a a l n u a g | | r e | g i o n n K o i g e r a lu a g a REGION g REGION r e g u l a K i o n | | Kalug n a r o e g i i o g n e r a | M-2 Crimea a l g K u K a | n l o u i g g a e r u a l g r egio a n | BRYANSK K K | g a n e l u i r g o o a r i e g n REGION | a g K u a Unique location l l a u K K | g a a l u n | r e i o g g n o i a g r e g i o n e of the region within | r a K g a u l u l a g K r l u a | g a a r e n g e i o g g r a u e the major Russian market i o l n g K | i o a n K | K | a n o i l g u e r a g ORYOL Bryansk REGION Oryol Moscow MKAD Ring Road А-108 Khovrino М-7 KALUGA REGION Kuntsevo Moscow Status: Constituent entity of the Russian Federation, М-1 part of the Central Federal District New Moscow А-107 ga re u g l i a o o | K n n gi n ug io | e K alu l a re g r | a a K a l g r g K K u | a a e a l g luga gioFV VORSINOg Ka MOSCOW | u e n r i n n a r u | e o g o i re io l g | Ka a g g lu g K n io a n e ion | r eg | r a K REGION g a u l l a uga K re g Area Population | i o Moscow n n io g MCR re | a 20,000,000 g Central u l K a А-108 OBNINSK a K l u g Ring | a r n e o consumers within 180-km radius i g g 2 lu e a g r i K o a n 29,800 km 1,009,400 | n | K a o l i u g g e r a a r e g SMOLENSK g i u o l a n K | | K a REGION l n ga r o e u lu g i Smolensk ga reg a g u a l io K a K n | r e g 165 KM | i o i g o e n r n n a | g o | u l K i a aluga g a re ion K r e FV ROSVA М-5 g g eg | r K n lu | i K a o a l a a u g g distance from l K reg a u io | a u r g n | a l n K e o i g g e i o | Kaluga to Moscow r n K luga a a K l М-2 u А-130 g Major cities: KALUGA a | r n o i e g e r g a io g n K a | u l a М-3 K l u u g e | g a l r n g o i a a i g r o e K n | | K Kaluga Obninsk n a i g o e i r o l u Municipal g g a n e a r e g n i g o r | u K l ga a alu | structure: K K a uga l | r KALUGAe n o i g ion 304 municipalities, g | K e a l r u g a 68 KM a g r u l a K e 336,700 118,200 n o | 24 districts i g g e r i a g o Tula n u | l u K l a М-4 a g K a r | e n g o K a i l u i g g o TULA K e r a a l n u a g | | r e | g i o n n K o i g e r a lu Main cities distance from the border a g a REGION g REGION r e g u l a K i o of Kaluga Region to Moscow n | | Kalug n a r o e g i i o g n e r Airports a | M-2 Crimea a l g K u K a | n l o u i g g a e r u a l g r egio a n | BRYANSK K Main roads K Environmental index: | Natural resources: g a n e l u i r g o o a r i e g n REGION | 584 – solid mineral deposits a g K lu a l a u K K | g a 424 – construction materials a l Federal highways th u n | r e i o g g n o i a g r e 76 – agro technical materials g i o n e | r place among a K g a u l u l 45.1% of the territory – woods a g K r 85 regions l u a | g a a r e n g e i o g Railroads g r a u e 11 i o l n g K | i o a n K | K | a n o i l g u e r a g ORYOL Bryansk REGION 055 Oryol 066 Start your business in Kaluga Region INVESTMENTS RUB 1.012 TRLN investments attracted to the region (since 2006) investment projects >200 implemented major industrial production >115 facilities commissioned since 2006 contracts in investment >600 portfolio Kaluga region is in top 4 among the 85 subjects of the RF in the National Investment Rating 077 088 Start your business in Kaluga Region ONE BELT — ONE ROAD Kotka Helsinki Saint Petersburg Yekaterinburg Moscow Riga Nizhny Novgorod Novosibirsk Klaipeda Vorsino Krasnoyarsk Hamburg Rosva Chita Warsaw Ozinki Irkutsk Rotterdam Brest Naushki Zabaykalsk Antwerp Duisburg Malashevichi RUSSIA Manzhouli Khabarovsk Aktobe Dostyk Shenyang KAZAKHSTAN Alashankou MONGOLIA Altynkol Zamyn-Üüd Vladivostok Novorossiysk Almaty Ürümqi Nakhodka Beijing Yingkou Tianjin Dalian Incheon Yokohama CHINA Shilong Qingdao Zhengzhou Kobe Chengdu Shanghai Suzhou Chongqing Changsha Ningbo Guangzhou Shenzhen China – Europe – China transit route KALUGA REGION IS A PARTICIPANT OF ONE BELT - ONE ROAD, AN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC PROJECT logistics geography: Dalyan, Shilong, Yingkou, Suzhou, Guangzhou, Cheng-tu, Tianjin, Urumchi, Ulan Hub (China), Hanoi (Vietnam), Riga (Latvia), Brest (Belarus); project launch: 2016 Saint Petersburg, Ust Luga (Russia) the use of the logistic corridor significantly cuts transportation 2019 – the launch of Agroexpress project aimed at promotion of Russian agriculture costs and reduces cargo delivery time by three times products’ export to China.
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