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Total Starts Hi-Tech Production of Lubricating Oils in Russia 09 2 РубрикаContents 3 Industrial policy instruments р. 32 FACTS AND FIGURES 24. K-AGRO INDUSTRIAL PARK TRANSPORTATION 6. KALUGA REGION. GENERAL 26. KALUGA SPECIAL ECONOMIC AND LOGISTICS COMPLEX INFORMATION ZONE (SEZ) 38. HIGH-QUALITY TRANSPORTATION AND 8. ECONOMY. CORE INDICATORS 30. TPSED (TERRITORY OF PRIORITY SOCIO-ECONOMIC LOGISTICS INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT) SOLUTIONS FOR BUSINESS HUMAN RESOURCES 10. ADVANTAGES OF DOING 40. HUMAN RESOURCES FOR BUSINESS IN THE REGION SUPPORT MEASURES INDUSTRIAL GROWTH 12. PROMISING INVESTMENT 25. PREFERENCES SECTORS AND BENEFITS FOR INDUSTRIAL DIGEST 16. SINGLE WINDOW PARKS' RESIDENTS 42. INVESTMENT ACTIVITY 28. PREFERENCES AND EXPERT OPINION BENEFITS FOR SEZ RESIDENTS OPENING 18. PROJECT LEGAL SUPPORT 31. PREFERENCES AND 48. TOTAL STARTS HI-TECH BENEFITS FOR TPSED PRODUCTION OF LUBRICATING RESIDENTS OILS IN RUSSIA INVESTMENT SITES 32. INDUSTRIAL POLICY TOOLS 36. TAX BENEFITS 19. PROJECT LEGAL SUPPORT 20. VORSINO INDUSTRIAL PARK BUSINESS 21. VORSINO-WEST INDUSTRIAL 37. BCS IN KALUGA. NEW PARK INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 22. ROSVA INDUSTRIAL PARK FOR INDIVIDUALS 23. GRABTSEVO INDUSTRIAL 50. SBERBANK DEVELOPING PARK ECOSYSTEM PUBLISHED BY THE AGENCY FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF KALUGA REGION SINCE 2010 PUBLICATION OF THE MINISTRY Editor Design ADVERTISING FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Tatiana Antipova Rodion Nedorezov Elena Bochenkova +7 (910) 609-74-21, +7 (910) 606-00-50, +7 (910) 915-00-58, OF KALUGA REGION [email protected] rodion-nedorezov@ [email protected] All rights to information, photo materials and the logo of Kaluga yandex.ru Region belong to the Agency for Regional Development of Texts Kaluga Region: Andrew Bolshakov Alina Abramova 41 bldg.2 Dzerzhinskogo St., Kaluga, 248001 Russia +7 (915) 890-03-14, +7 (910) 606-91-93, Tel.: +7 (4842) 27-99-90, 27-99-91, arrko.ru [email protected] [email protected] 4 INVESTMENT PORTAL OF KALUGA REGION Investkaluga.com 8X Eight languages SINGLE WINDOW — algorithm for investment project support Online requests for production facilities' placement Support measures map.investkaluga.com INTERACTIVE Mobile INVESTMENT version MAP Industrial parks, Kaluga SEZ, brownfields and greenfields 5 More than More than support 100 500 applications per year visitors through the feedback in social per day form – requests, networks questions and suggestions List of useful online resources of the region’s Kaluga Region Vestnik in convenient formats Regional economic news, photo economic block for reading and downloading and video gallery 2014 2015 2016 RUNET HORIZON HORIZON RATING INTERACTIVE INTERACTIVE AWARDS AWARDS among the Top10 golden prize winner golden prize winner in Non-Commercial in Government in Government and Government Agency category Agency category Organizations category The portal has been holding the leading position since achieving ASI standard in 2012. The region’s expertize in working out the investment portal was taken into account by the State Council workgroup during the development of new models for working with businesses in the regions of the Russian Federation (2016). 6 Facts and Figures Kaluga Region. General Information Total Area: Obninsk Обнинск 29800 sq. km Kaluga Region is located in the center of the European part of Russia, south- westward from Moscow. It’s a part of the Central Federal District. The region borders with the city of Moscow, Moscow, Tula, Bryansk, Smolensk and Oryol regions. The distance from the border of Kaluga Region to Moscow (Moscow Ring Road) is 68 km. THE LARGEST MUNICIPAL CITIES ORGANIZATION: Kaluga 304 municipal 342,000 structures 24 districts Obninsk 258 rural 113,600 settlements 28 urban localities Facts and Figures 7 POPULATION NATURAL RESOURCES 1,012,200 th people place in terms of timber ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE resources in CFD POPULATION: 6 528,500 577 418 people deposits of solid — deposits of minerals construction URBAN POPULATION: materials 76.05% 76 45.1% — deposits of of the total area agrochemical of the region raw materials is occupied by forests Kaluga Region is one of the environmen- tally cleanest regions in the Russia Fed- eration. It holds the 17th place among 85 regions (Green Patrol). HOSPITALITY 170 140 2.6 times According to the hotels tourist agencies — the growth of tourist flow since 2012 results of the year 2017, Kaluga Region is one of the 10 best 1.2 times More than Russian regions in — the growth of tourist services’ terms of tourism volume RUR 3 billion development. — tourist services’ volume in 2017 8 Facts and Figures Economy. Core Indicators 6 months of 2017 st place I in the CFD and in the Russian Federation in terms of milk production 5% 200 growth rate — GDP growth (for investment the last 5 years) projects st place I in the CFD and the 2nd in the Russian Federation in terms of manufacturing 8.7 times 10 industries’ output per capita — the growth of export industrial shipments clusters nd place 2 in the CFD and 7th in the Russian Federation in terms of housing construction per 1,000 US$14 billion 26% people — attracted — industrial output investments growth nd place 2 in the CFD in terms of birth rate 2 times 6 th — foreign investment production place growth (for the last facilities commis- 6 in the CFD 5 years) sioned in 2018 in terms of innovative activities Facts and Figures 9 INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 63% Machinery and metal-working 16.4% Food industry 4% Timber industry 4% Power industry TOP-10 ENTERPRISES as of the end of 6 months of 2018 Share of companies in the industrial production volume, % VOLKSWAGEN GROUP RUS LLC PSMA RUS LLC Passenger cars Passenger cars 15.5 2.4 VOLVO VOSTOK AO(N) Invest Alliance AO Trucks Convenience meat products 7.7 2 SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS RUS KALUGA LLC AstraZeneca Industries LLC Household electric appliances Pharmaceuticals 6.7 1.8 NLMK Kaluga LLC BREWERY MOSCOW-EFES F-L JSC in Kaluga Rolled metal products Beer 4.6 1.6 Volvo Components LLC PO Metallist LLC Automotive components Metal products and structures 2.4 1.6 10 Solutions for Business Advantages of Doing Business in Kaluga Region DIRECT ACCESS TO THE LARGEST QUALITY TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS CONSUMER MARKET AND GOOD INFRASTRUCTURE 01 EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES 02 Advantageous geographical location of the region Kaluga Region is the key CFD logistics hub. Five federal – in the outer part of Moscow agglomeration – highways cross the territory of the region. The length provides for access to the largest consumer market of railways in the region is 900 km. Moreover, there are in the country. two multimodal transport and logistics centers and Kaluga international airport. COMPLEX SYSTEM OF INVESTMENT CLUSTER APPROACH AND MULTI- AND INNOVATION GOVERNMENT SPEED INDUSTRY 03 SUPPORT 04 There is a complex system of development More that 200 investment projects have been institutions in the region in charge of various areas implemented in the format of 10 multi-industrial of focus that provides for individual approach to clusters. A pool of companies ready to cooperate has every project. been developed in the region. A WIDE SELECTION OF TECHNOLOGI- HIGH QUALITY AND ACCESSIBILITY CALLY-ADVANCED SITES FOR MANU- OF WORKFORCE 05 FACTURING FACILITIES’ LOCATION 06 12 industrial parks, 2 sites of Kaluga SEZ, TPSED, Kaluga Region uses domestic and external 2 sites in the technology park. All sites are complete migration sources for labor market saturation. with engineering and transport infrastructure. Investors Twenty million people reside within a 180-km from may choose from various formats of residence. Kaluga. There are educational institutions and training centers for specialists of automotive and pharmaceutical industries, etc. TAX BENEFITS 07 AND PREFERENCES The residents get tax benefits, customs preferences and free project support. Administrative burdens are eliminated in the region, the procedures of business registration and licensing, obtaining permits and agreements have been simplified. Solutions for Business 11 Industrial Parks Kaluga Special Economic Zone TPSED 12 Solutions for business Promising Investment Sectors Kaluga Region is developing a wide range of investment areas in the most promising sectors of national economy. The investors get individual approach and maximum preferences independent of the investment area. MANUFACTURING OF AUTOMOBILES, PHARMACEUTICALS AND BIOMEDICINE AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTS AND AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT Kaluga pharmaceutical cluster is among the world- level leaders of innovative development. The growth of Kaluga pharmaceutical enterprises production The automotive industry is the region’s key volume is far beyond the growth of Russian market economic sector. Its share in overall industrial of pharmaceutical products on the whole. The output is 36%. Kaluga automotive cluster includes cluster includes 60 companies manufacturing 31 plants and produces over 11% of all vehicles over 150 types of medical products. The cluster’s manufactured in Russia. OEMs (Volkswagen, Volvo, goal is to become one of the Top Three Russian PSMA) are interested in maximum localization of pharmaceutical manufacturers. Its main objectives car manufacturing through expansion of the range include the development of manufacturing facilities, of locally-produced automotive components, implementation of common initiatives of major development of regional engineering, technological, manufacturers and small companies, development consulting organizations and research centers of service infrastructure and supporting enterprises. operating in the automotive segment. Kaluga pharmaceutical cluster is the first
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