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Of the Republic of Khakassia INVESTMENT PASSPORT INVESTMENT PASSPORT of the Republic of Khakassia WELCOMING ADDRESS OF HEAD OF THE REPUBLIC OF KHAKASSIA – Chairman of the Government of the Republic of Khakassia The Republic of Khakassia is a region in the south of Eastern Siberia, surrounded by the powerful mountain systems: Kuznetsk Ala- tau, Eastern and Western Sayan mountains. Our region is rich in various natural lands- capes, minerals, unique cultural and archa- eological monuments. Khakassia is the very place where Russian archeology originates, as the first scientific excavations were carried out here by Da- niel Gottlieb Messerschmidt almost 300 years ago. Nowadays, the territory of the onal economic cooperation. Within the fra- republic hosts about 25 thousand ancient mework of the project, it is planned to cre- monuments of different eras and cultures, ate new enterprises, develop the southern among those, there are burial mounds, pe- route of the Trans-Siberian Railway, promo- troglyphic drawings, fortresses te tourism and agro-industrial complex. Our republic has an advantageous geograp- Historically, Khakassia has been a favoura- hical location with large transport corridors ble region for farming. The vast areas provi- passing through it. Khakassia has the po- de unlimited opportunities for the develo- tential to increase the volume of processing pment of this industry. The republic with its and industrial production, as well as energy. unique climate, natural diversity, historical About 90 large enterprises are operating and cultural heritage is attractive for the in the republic, including the Sayano-Shu- development of the tourism industry. The- shenskaya HPP named after P.S. Nepo- se are priority areas that are reflected in the rozhny, aluminum plants, coal mining en- Development Strategy of Khakassia, aimed terprises, and ironworks. Copper, iron, gold, at increasing human capital and increasing marble are mined here. the competitiveness of the republican eco- nomy Khakassia takes an active part in national projects, which contributes to the constru- Khakassia is working to improve the mecha- ction of social facilities, development of nisms for supporting business, investment transport infrastructure, creation of favou- initiatives and is always open to effective rable conditions to support entrepreneur- interaction and partnership. ship, investment, and export potential of the republic. We will be glad to welcome you to our hospitable and sunny republic. Export of services is a new direction for the region, which appears to be very promising. We plan not only to expand the sales ge- ography of the Khakas goods but also to Head of the Republic of Khakassia - attract our manufacturers to tap into fore- Chairman of the Government of the ign sales markets. Republic of Khakassia Khakassia has taken part in the Yenisei Si- V. Konovalov beria complex investment project, which opens up great opportunities for interregi- 1 OVERVIEW TRANSPORT COMMUNICATION Khakassia has a sufficiently developed transport infrastructure, which is represented Kopievo Ustinkino KOPIEVO bySarala rail, air (international airport), and road transport. Ordzhonikidzevskoe Ordzhonikidzevsky Lake Tus Sunduki Lake Chernoe Iyus District Lake Bele Pervomaiskoe Priiskovoye Lake Fyrkal Zolotogorskaya Ivanitskys House Mineral Korelyk Polyana Shira water spring hemchuzhny SHIRA Ivanovskie Efremkino Cave Kashkulak Lakes Ancestors Trail The mostLake Shunet importantnamenka element of the air transport infrastructure of the Republic of Kommunar Tuim Shirinsky Tuim Failure Troitskoe BOGRADSKY Bolshaya Erba District Bograd DISTRICT BOGRAD Khakassia is the international airport "Abakan", which serves the population of the Borodinskaya Cave Oglakhty Vershina Sorsk Bidzha Ust-Abakansky UST-ABAKAN Republic of Khakassia,Prigorsk the southern regions of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, and the District Mount Kunya Salbyksky Chernogorsk CHERNOGORSK Burial Mound Abakan Orbita ABAKAN Republic of Tuva. ThePodsinee modern runway surfacing allows receiving aircraft of various Bely Yar Altaisky Lake Balankul Askizsky District categories.Biskamzha The key transport is the railway, as it accounts for 99% of the freight Balyksa ASKIZ BELY YAR District Birichkul Arbuz (Watermelon) Vershina Tei Beisky Novomikhailovka turnover KazanovkaandUitag 79% of the passenger turnover in the Republic of Khakassia. The railway District Askiz Sayanogorsk SAYANOGORSK Ulug-Khurtuyakh-Tas BEYA communication linksBabik Valley 33 settlements of the Republic of Khakassia. Trout Maral Farming Maina Bolshoy Monok Sayano-Shushenskaya TASHTYP Tashtyp HPP Cheremushki Tashtypsky Pass Abaza Maloarbatskaya Pisanitsa ABAZA (petroglyphs) Kanzhulsky Pass Tashtypsky District Tourist area MOUNTAIN KHAKASSIA Bolshoy On Kyzlasov Mount Lake Pozarym Location – the centre of Asia, the south- Ulug-Hol Waterfall Soty Pass western part of Eastern Siberia Mosсow of the Russian Federation Simferopol Tomsk Novosibirsk Krasnoyarsk Capital – town of Population Population Abakan Abakan Area density Kyzyl thousand187 people thousand61,6 km2 thousand533,1 people people/km8,7 2 1.2% of the territory of the Moscow-Abakan Krasnoyarsk-Abakan Novosibirsk-Abakan Siberian Federal District, 4300 km 410 km 1000 km 0.4% of the territory of the Russian Federation Siberia Airlines, Aeroflot Airlines Siberia Airlines (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun) KrasAvia Airlines (Mon, Wed, Fri) 5-hour flight (Wed, Fri) 1-hour flight flight of 1 hour 20 minutes Administrative division daily, from Yaroslavsky daily, daily, railway station, travel time - 11 hours travel time - 23 hours travel time - 75 hours daily, 8 runs, odd-numbered days, 8 5 87 vel time - 11 hours travel time 19 hours municipal urban settlements districts districts Simferopol- Novokuznetsk- Tomsk- Kyzyl- Abakan Abakan Abakan Abakan 5280 km 350 km 800 km 400 km S7, Aeroflot Airlines daily SiLA Airlines (Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun) (Wed, Fri, Sun) daily, travel time - 8 runs, travel flight of 9 hours and 30 9 hours 2-hour flight minutes time - 7 hours (on even dates) (Wed, Fri, Sun) travel time - 5 days travel time -15 6 hours hours 2 3 BREAKDOWN OF GROSS REGIONAL PRODUCT IN 2020 Advantages of starting a business in the Republic of Khakassia Gross Regional Product 478,8 per head of population thousand roubles Reduced tax rates for taxpayers applying a simplified taxation system (STS) Process manufacturing 18,8 % Mining 14,6 % % Electricity, gas and steam supply; 4 7,5% air conditioning 11,8 % STS STS "Income minus Wholesale and retail trade 11,5 % "Income" expenses" Public administration and military security, compulsory social security 7,7 % Real estate operations, rental and Tax incentives service provision 7,0 % 1 Other 6,9 % Regional investment Priority investment Large-scale investment project project project Transport and storage 6,4 % Health care and social services 4,9 % tax incentives tax incentives provision of a land plot with no tendering process Building 4,2 % income tax up to incentives 10% property tax up to minimum requirements: incentive 0% Education 3,5 % up to property tax • the volume of investments in incentive 0% the field of tourism – from 8 Agriculture, hunting and forestry 2,7 % million rouble minimum requirements: minimum requirements: 05 10 15 20 • in the field of manufacturing 2• the total of (excluding metallurgical investments starts production), information and Indicators of the Republic of Khakassia in selected industries from 50 million • the volume communications – 15 million roubles provided they of capital roubles are invested within investments starts Industrial Mineral Processing Housing Nominal average three years from 15 million • in the field of mining, roubles provided transportation and storage - production extraction sector index of construction monthly • from 500 million they are invested 1 billion roubles index of production salary roubles provided they within three years production are invested within five • other industries – 0 million years roubles 103,1% 104,1% 101,3% 116,1% 43579 ₷ place in the Siberian Federal District Available infrastructure of business support organizations 2 2 5 1 5 place in Russia 21 14 38 12 28 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION GUARANTEE FUND MICROCREDIT COMPANY The Republic of Khakassia is a rapidly developing region, which in 2020 was OF THE REPUBLIC OF KHAKASSIA ranked 10th in Russia in terms of housing commissioning, which creates conditions for the development of related economy sectors 4 3 4 5 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION "GUARANTEE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION FUND - MICROCREDIT COMPANY OF THE REPUBLIC GUARANTEE FUND MICROCREDIT COMPANY OF KHAKASSIA" OF THE REPUBLIC OF KHAKASSIA LOYAL Government loan for small business Microloans: 1% up to 700 Provided for the purpose of: per annum 4,25% 24 thousand roubles for the first per annum months three months • working capital financing; up to 3 from 150 DEVELOPMENT • investment in non-current assets; years thousand roubles Government loan for small business for the period of the high alert regime for process manufacturing industries (Decree of the up to 1% and 3% • for the first instalment (advance Government of the 3 from 700 payment) stipulated by the Republic of Khakassia million roubles % for tourism and agriculture thousand roubles dated March 13, 2020 3 leasing agreement for equipment No. 102) - up to 2 years 24 (including devices, mechanisms, % for priority projects in monotowns 2,125 months vehicles (excluding aircraft), per annum up to 3 4,25% for other entrepreneurs million roubles machine tools, instruments, apparatus, units,
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