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Digest in Moscow Region MINISTRY OF INVESTMENT, INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE OF MOSCOW REGION DIGEST OCTOBER 2020 FOREIGN BUSINESS IN MOSCOW REGION This month’s issue features: 02 General Information On How To Do Business in Moscow Region 05 Special Issue: Industrial Park «Stupino-1» 07 Success Stories 11 Latest News 17 Export Roundup 22 Miscellaneous Insides WWW.INVEST.MOSREG.RU 02 INVESTMENT DIGEST GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE REGION RAITINGS PARTNERS OF MOSCOW REGION 33 265 €22 BL DOING BUSINESS RAITING AGENCY FOR STRATEGIC PARTNER THSD. WORK VOLUME OF WELL-ESTABLISHED INITIATIVES (RUSSIA) COUNTRIES PLACES INVESTMENT INVESTMENT AND RAITING BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 2019-2020 OVERVIEW 28 5 BL RANK RANK 60 10 €1.2 PROJECTS THSD. WORK VOLUME OF PLACES INVESTMENT 10 RANK RANK 120 2011 2020 2018 2020 NEW PROJECTS TILL THE END OF THE YEAR 2020 GERMANY TURKEY BELGIUM INDIA OPENED START OF CONSTRUCTION TO BE OPENED TO BE OPENED MODERNIZATION / EXPANSION INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION OVER FIRST HALF IN MOSCOW REGION GREW 6.4% OF 2020 MOSCOW REGION IN THE SAME INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION PERIOD OF 2019 GROWTH RESULTED IN 12.4% WWW.INVEST.MOSREG.RU 03 INVESTMENT DIGEST GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE REGION FOREIGN TRADE OF MOSCOW REGION FIRST HALF OF 2020 M USD TOTAL 14 575,4 BELARUS 10,1% CHINA 2 924,3 CHINA 20,1% GERMANY 7,2% BELARUS 1 500,6 GERMANY 1 055,5 JAPAN 5,3% JAPAN 770,3 TOP-10 KAZAKHSTAN 4,6% KAZAKHSTAN 675,8 PARTNER COUNTRIES ITALY 4,0% ITALY 584,8 FIRST HALF 2020 USA 4,0% USA 578,6 POLAND 2,7% POLAND 395,3 INDIA 1,9% INDIA 277,0 OTHER 38,0% NETHERLANDS 273,5 NETHERLANDS 1,9% OTHER 5 539,8 COUNTRIES WWW.INVEST.MOSREG.RU 04 INVESTMENT DIGEST GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE REGION Foodstuffs and Agricultural 14% Commodities (except textile) 1% Mineral products 42% Machines, 0% Fuel and Energy equipment and Items PRODUCT means of transport Chemical Industry STRUCTURE 20% Products, Rubber OF IMPORTS Hides and Skins raw 1% materials, furs and items manufactured From Them 2% Wood and pulp- 7% paper articles Metals and items Other 7% Textile, textile articles Manufactured goods 6% and footwear from Them PRODUCT STRUCTURE OF MOSCOW REGION’S FOREIGN TRADE PRODUCT TITLE EXPORT IMPORT EEU TOTAL 3 096,72 11 478,67 HS CODES INCLUDING: M USD 01-24 Foodstuffs and Agricultural Commodities (except textile) 530,60 1 608,04 25-27 Mineral Products 83,85 71,86 27 Fuel and Energy Items 80,95 40,42 28-40 Chemical Industry Products, Rubber 654,52 2 346,25 Hides and Skins Raw Materials, Furs and Items 41-43 15,61 81,30 Manufactured From Them 44-49 Wood and Pulp-Paper Articles 130,80 188,38 50-67 Textile, Textile Articles 138,18 845,01 68-71, 91-97 Other Goods 433,44 694,07 72-83 Metals and Items Manufactured from Them 417,76 753,05 84-90 Machines, Equipment and Means of Transport 691,97 4 890,71 05 SPECIAL ISSUE ”STUPINO-1” INDUSTRIAL PARK WHEN YOU’VE ALREADY MADE A DECISION TO LOCALIZE PRODUCTION ON THE TERRITORY OF MOSCOW REGION, INDUSTRIAL PARK IS THE APPROPRIATE MODERN SOLUTION FEATURING ALL THE NECESSARY INFRASTRUCTURE (UTILITIES, ACCESS ROADS ETC.) 16,8ha OF FREE AREA TOTAL PARK AREA 25,9ha REMAINS ONLY FOR YOU TO START CONSTRUCTION AND PUT THE PLANT INTO OPERATION! WWW.INVEST.MOSREG.RU 06 SPECIAL ISSUE LOCATION ENGINEERING AND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ACCESSIBILITY ELECTRICITY SUPPLY 80км MW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT «DOMODEDOVO» 8 км GAS MRR 94 SUPPLY MOSCOW RING ROAD 4.800 М3/PER HOUR М4 15км DON HIGHWAY М4 DON WATER SUPPLY 65км 4.800 CRR 3 CENTRAL RING ROAD М /PER HOUR MAIN RESIDENT TO BECOME A RESIDENT Please call +7 915 123 33 63 +7 915 117 82 44 Igor Rusovich Irina Mikhaleva «AFG RUS» LLC Arbonia Group (Switzerland, Germany) E-mail: [email protected] Steel radiator production plant «KERMI» Website: http://industrialpark.org/ WWW.INVEST.MOSREG.RU 07 INVESTMENT DIGEST LARGE-SCALE KERMI PLANT PRODUCING STEEL RADIATORS IS OPERATING SUCCESSFULLY IN THE INDUSTRIAL PARK "STUPINO-1” There are 2 production lines at Kermi plant in Stupino featuring wide range of innovative and energy-efficient steel radiators. The production site occupies 5 hectares. The total TOTAL VOLUME space of the building – 14,5 thsd m2. Kermi GmbH, the subsidiary of Swiss holding Arbonia AG, acted as the main OF INVESTMENT investor of the project (AFG RUS, LLC). М AFG RUS, LLC products may be encountered in the majority € of the houses, hospitals and other facilities not only in Moscow 30 Region but across whole Russia. The new modern facility localized in Moscow Region brings WORK us closer to the clients from Eastern Europe so that we can offer 150 PLACES them high quality modern and affordable Kermi products, – underlined the Head of Arbonia AG Alexander von Witzleben. WWW.INVEST.MOSREG.RU 08 INVESTMENT DIGEST KERMI DICRECT SPEECH “We’re delighted that 2019 marked the official “The overall production capacity is 500 thousand opening of Arbonia Group production site on the units per year including models with the unique territory of Moscow Region. This decision didn’t come innovative technology therm-x2 that features energy as a surprise – the group’s subsidiaries began saving and thermal comfort while providing shipping products under the Kermi brand back a consistently high quality of manufactured goods. in 1995. This was to highlight our commitment to the Our future plans imply the further boost Russian market as one of the key components of our of production and export potential development. further development strategy not only in the regions We sincerely appreciate the assistance provided of this country but also on the territory to us before and after having taken the decision of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) member-states. to establish our production site on the territory The Kermi production in Stupino City District of Moscow Region. We’re sure that our successful is the most modernly furnished plant of Arbonia development will be mirrored in a notable contribution Group to date and represents a fusion of latest to the economic development of the region”. technologies and best working & production practices. Our principal capital is our employees and we are proud to have managed to assemble a team of skilled, experienced and unique professionals VLADISLAV PARSHIKOV in order to start-up the new production”. Director General AFG RUS, LLC WWW.INVEST.MOSREG.RU 09 INVESTMENT DIGEST AGC RUSSIA Is part of AGS Glass Europe – the largest plate glass The innovative Klin plant here in Moscow Region producer in the World. possesses the high-tech equipment that satisfies The Group started off in Russia in 1997. Ever since international modern requirements. AGC is the only glass it is successfully meeting the needs of Russian market manufacturer having the distribution network of its own in architectural and automotive glass. The AGC Industrial that covers the territory from Kaliningrad (shares boarder Complex in Klin City District is one of the most outstanding with Lithuania and Poland) to Krasnoyarsk (Siberia). success stories of an innovative project's implementation In addition it is important to mention that this and investment attraction in Moscow Region. company's products manufactured in Moscow Region Built in 2004, this plant is the real showcase of a modern were used for glazing of some of the most ambitious float-production in Russia & one of its' leading producers and complex architectural sites such as the House in terms of output. The production lines of the facility of Moscow Region Government, Zaryadye Park & allow to completely supply the architectural-construction skyscrapers of the Moscow City complex, Sheremetyevo industry according to their demands. and Domodedovo international airports, Olympic facilities in Sochi, Skolkovo Innovation Center and many more. DIRECT SPEECH AGC has over 130 enterprises around the World. AGS has great potential and we see excellent 2004 was the year when the production site in Klin, prospects for development here in Moscow Region. Moscow Region was put into operation becoming AGC's founding father Toshiya Iwasaki upheld the first plant in Russia to ever be constructed according the principle that is an ongoing driver for the company to Western technologies & methods. even today: “Never seek a simple path. Seek challenges AGC Russia continues to successfully implement to overcome". This policy is fruitful for those who is not its' corporate technological achievements afraid to seek new solutions. in architecture and construction. Apart from the development of production technologies we provide VLADIMIR SHIGAEV our Russian clients with the access to the whole variety Vice President Building & Industrial Company of the company's Western European products. in Eastern Europe, AGC Glass Europe WWW.INVEST.MOSREG.RU 10 INVESTMENT DIGEST INGKA GROUP OF COMPANIES IKEA'S FURNITURE The Group's activity in Moscow Region dates back to 1993 when EXPORTS ACCOUNT FOR the first IKEA store was opened in close cooperation with Government of Moscow Region. Company's local network of today features different commercial, retail and logistic sites across the region. 2 MEGA MALLS FEATURING 2 IKEA RETAIL STORES: 25% MEGA Belaya Dacha, MEGA Khimki. ОТ TOTAL BUSINESS CENTRE "KHIMKI BUSINESS PARK" RUSSIAN WITH TOTAL AREA OF 42 THSD. M2 FURNITURE EXPORTS LOGISTICS and DISTRIBUTION CAPACITY: IKEA Esipovo Distribution Center in Solnechnogorsk City District is the largest such facility in Russia and one of the largest among those constructed by first foreign investors in Russia. TOTAL VOLUME OF INVESTMENT PRODUCTION AND PROCUREMENT: IN MOSCOW REGION In Moscow Region IKEA collaborates with 8 suppliers that produce М MORE THAN under IKEA's brand name. Among the articles produced there are: furniture, textiles, tableware, pieces of decor for subsequent sale $>521 12.000 in IKEA stores throughout Russia.
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