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SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE «SEAPORT AKTAU » THE AREA OF YOUR SUCCESS SEZ Advantageous geographical location SEAPORT AKTAU RUSSIAN FEDERATION Type of government Presidental Republic BELARUS Head of State KAZAKHSTANI MONGOLIA President Nazarbayev N.A. Population TURKEY China 18.376 million people IRAN Total area PAKISTAN 2,724,900 sq km. INDIA Capital: Astana Official languages kazakh, russian Why Kazakhstan? A business Bridge between Europe and Asia Availability of rich natural resources and minerals Single customs area with Russian Federation, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Armenia and the Kyrgyz Republic The protection of investors' rights are ensured by political, economic and social stability in the country. Mangystau region SEZ SEAPORT AKTAU Located in the south-western part of Kazakhstan, on the east cost of Caspian sea. One of the leading regions of Kazakhstan, that makes a significant contribution to the socio-economic development and modernization of the country. ATYRAU REGION Opornyy Karazhanbas Kalamkas AKTOBE REGION Turush Bautino. Tushikudyk Kyzan Beyneu FORT-SHEVCHENKO Akzhigit Tigen Taushyq Shetpe Sai-Utes Mangystau (Mangyshlak) AKTAU (Shevchenko) Ushtagan Omirzak Zhetybay Munaishy Kyzylsai (Uzen) Zhanaozen REPUBLIC UZBEKISTAN Kuryk (Eraliev) Tenge Senek 1 Beineu district 2 Tupkaragan district Mangystau district Caspian Aksu 3 4 Karakiya district sea 4 Regional center 4 District center 4 City, village REPUBLIC 4 Railway TURKMENISTAN 5 Highway 4 Villages TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS POTENTIAL SEZ OF THE REGION SEAPORT Seaport Aktau AKTAU is designed for transshipment of dry cargo, crude oil and petroleum products; оmain types of cargo: oil, metal, grain, ferry and other cargoes; the availability of 79,700 square meters of open areas and covered transit warehouses - 2,000 square meters; 4 specialized oil loading berths with a planned capacity of 10.4 million tons with actual capacity of up to 12 million tons; 3 universal dry cargo berths for general cargo handling, containers, as well as for transportation of oversized cargo and handling of RO-RO vessels»; railway ferry complex (with a planned capacity of 1 million tons, the actual capacity is 2 million tons); grain terminal with a capacity of 600 thousand tons per year with a specialized berth; able to receive vessels with a length of not longer than 150 meters and a width of up to 20 meters 24 hours a day. _ _ _ Airways _____International transport corridor “TRACECA” _____International transport corridor “North- South” _____ International transport corridor “West Europe-West China” Cities with population of over 1 mln. people RAILWAYS SEA WAYS .AVIATION HIGHWAY 1. Mangystau – Bereket (Turkmenistan) 1. Aktau seaport – Baku 1. Aktau – Russia 1. Mangystau – Atyrau – - Gorgan (Iran) (Azerbaizhan) - Batumi (Georgia) 2. Aktau – Istanbul (Turkey) Aktobe - Astana 2. Mangystau – Atyrau – Aktobe – Black Sea 3. Aktau – Baku 2. Mangystau – Atyrau - Saratov (Russia) 2. Aktau seaport – Alat seaport (Azerbaizhan) Astrakhan 3. Mangystau – Nukus (Uzbekistan) (Azerbaizhan) 4. Aktau – Tbilisi (Georgia) 3. Mangystau – Zhezkazgan - 4. Mangystau – Zhezkazgan – Dostyk – 3. Aktau seaport – Nukus (Uzbekistan) 5. Aktau – Yerevan Kyzylorda Shihezi (PRC) (Armenia) 4. Mangystau – Temirbaba 6. Aktau – Kiev (Ukraine) SEZ Managing company JSC "SEZ "Seaport Aktau» SEAPORT AKTAU Mission • Creating a favorable investment climate, providing full administrative and technical support for investment projects planned for implementation in the SEZ • Providing the assistance at all stages of the project implementation, up to the time of commissioning the facility Advantages Consulting and informational Organization of contacts with local Assistance in obtaining the act of support of investors on legal, authorities and enterprises, commissioning, in the review of organizational, financial and assistance in solving of the the project economic aspects administrative issues Organization of exhibitions, fairs, Selection of the best Assistance in the legalizing of the forums, conferences and other accommodation options , taking land holdings, the organization of public events aimed at raising into account the wishes of the engineering and geological awareness and strengthening the applicant, provision of a surveys and land work reputation of projects temporary legal address until the opening of a permanent office Assistance in obtaining technical Investor support at all stages of conditions for water supply, water investment activity Assistance in the selection of disposal, gas supply and the contractors electricity Special economic zone "Seaport Aktau» SEZ (2003-2028, 25 years) SEAPORT AKTAU Location The mission of the SEZ The Republic of Kazakhstan, providing favorable conditions for Mangystau region, Aktau, the investors to create high-tech territory of the seaport and industries industrial zone. Total area Shareholders 2,000 hectares, consists of 6 sub- 100% the Akimat of Mangystau zones and coastal zones region The purposes of the SEZ creation of favorable investment climate and attraction of domestic and foreign investments for implementation of investment projects with export orientation accelerated development of modern production and innovation technologies in the regional economy for import substitution creating new job opportunities and improving the skills of local staff SEZ The territory of SEZ "Seaport Aktau» SEAPORT AKTAU 2000 hectare The sub-zones No. 1 and No. 3 – SEAPORT infrastructure is ready AKTAU for 100% SEZ Infrastructure SEAPORT AKTAU on the territory of SEZ "Seaport Aktau» SEZ SEAPORT AKTAU Priority activities on the territory of SEZ "Seaport Aktau» Manufacture of household electrical Production of machines and Production of electric motors, devices equipment generators, transformers, electric Manufacture of leather goods Production distribution Production of products of petrochemical products, and control equipment chemical industry as well as products Production of wiring and electro- Manufacture of rubber and of concomitant, conductive devices plastic products related industries and Construction and commissioning of Manufacture of other technologies facilities designed directly for the non-metallic mineral products Warehousing and implementation of activities in Metallurgical auxiliary transport accordance with the design and industry activity estimate documentation Production of finished Production of basic metal product pharmaceutical products and preparations Benefits and advantages of participating in the SEZ "Seaport Aktau» SEZ Corporate Land tax - 0 Property tax Land plot SEAPORT TAX income tax AKTAU CONCESSION % - 0 % rent - 0 % -0 % VAT on Import CUSTOMS imported customs - 0 PRIVILEGES goods-0 % % Availability of infrastructure in the SEZ: Free land until the end of the term of • Construction of infrastructure at the expense of the SEZ: public funds Market access: Period of realization of SEZ "Seaport • Provision of all necessary resources (electricity, Aktau" 2003-2028 • Advantageous geographical location gas, water, sewerage, telecommunications, at the intersection of TRACECA transport infrastructure) transport corridors, North-South • Full completion of construction of infrastructure of • Presence of a port in the Caspian Sea SEZ "Seaport Aktau" is planned in 2023 Free land until the end of the term of the SEZ Support of the investment project in the Availability of infrastructure in the SEZ: Market access • Consulting and informational support SEZ of investors on legal, organizational, Simplified procedure for attracting foreign financial and economic aspects labour for SEZ participants: • Organization of contacts with local During construction and 1 year after authorities and enterprises, assistance commissioning, foreign labour is attracted in solving administrative issues Simplified without quotas and without permission. After • Assistance in the collection of Investment project the expiration of this period, Foreign labour is documents (registration of land, support procedure for attracted by the generally established obtaining technical conditions) attracting procedure. • Organization of exhibitions, fairs, foreign labour forums, conferences and other public The use of state events aimed at increasing awareness support instruments and strengthening the reputation of projects The use of state support instruments: • The program "Productivity 2020" • The program "Exporter 2020" • The program "Investor 2020" • The program "Business road map - 2020" • Concessional financing through financial institutions SEZ PERFORMANCE SEAPORT AKTAU 2003-2019 27 98.1 290 Registered participant The amount of investment The volume of production (billion tenge) (billion tenge) (operating companies — 17; at the implementation stage — 10) PLANNED IMPLEMENTATION OF PROJECTS: in the years 2019- 2021 - 10 projects 7.8 1000 25 The amount of funds Jobs The volume of payments allocated from the budget to the budget (billion (billion tenge) tenge) JOIN US! SEZ FOREIGN RESIDENT BE A PART OF SEZ "SEAPORT SEAPORT AKTAU"! AKTAU Italy LLP "Kazakhstan Pipe Traders" British Virgin islands JSC "ArcelorMittal Tubular Products Aktau" Iran LLP "PAK oil" Turkey Azerbaijan China LLP "Satex Chemie" LLP "Center of Production and Logistics Azersun" LLP "KazTrub-Industries" LLP "Aktau Energomash" www.sez.kz SEZ SEAPORT Cooperation with DP World AKTAU On March 24, 2018, as part of the official visit of the Head of State to the UAE, the Akimat of the Mangystau region signed a framework agreement on attracting DP World as a strategic partner. This agreement provides: - Attraction of foreign and national investments for development of highly profitable production in Mangystau region; - Creation of transport and logistics centre in the region; - Development of knowledge-intensive industries; - An attraction of advanced technologies in the industrial industry of the region; - Teaching and training of qualified local personnel through the involvement of employees of DP World. Thank you for your attention! Contacts for cooperation: Kazakhstan, Aktau city, an industrial zone Phone: + 7 7292 302777 Investment managing department: +7 7292 302776 www.sez.kz [email protected] .
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