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Special Economic Zone Special economic zone «Kaluga» special economic zone \ «Kaluga» special economic zone \ «Kaluga» special economic zone \ «Kaluga» special economic zone «Kaluga» special economic zone Russez overview State owned Set up in 2006 Special economic zone (SEZ) is a part of the territory, determined by the Government of the Russian SEZs in Russian Federation have Federation where a special regime focus on industrial production, of preferences and benefits technological innovation, port operates. development and tourism development. 2 «Kaluga» special economic zone Moscow SEZ of А-108 SEZ Kaluga Borovsk 2 Obninsk region Е-101 Kaluga А-101 Borovsk Ludinovo site site 432 hа 610 ha М-3 SEZ Bryansk Ludinovo 3 1 «Kaluga» special economic zone Moscow Ludinovo А-108 site Borovsk Obninsk Е-101 Location: Land Nearest type: settlement: 170 km to Kaluga, industrial and Ludinovo, Kaluga 350 km to Moscow, manufacturg Bryansk А-101 Distance to the international airports: — «Sheremet’evo» –360 km 610 ha (approximately 5 hours drive) Ludinovo — «Vnukovo» – 300 km М-3 (approximately 4,5 hours drive) Distance to the nearest federal highways: — «Domodedovo» – 310 km (approximately 4,5 hours drive) 60 km to the highway — «Bryansk» – 86 km (approximately 1,2 hours drive) А-101 «Moscow-Maloyaroslavets-Roslavl’», 23 km to the highway М-3 «Moscow-Kiev» 4 Bryansk «Kaluga» special economic zone Moscow Borovsk А-108 Naro-Fominsk site 432 hа Borovsk Obninsk Е-101 Location: Land Nearest type: settlement : Kaluga 95 km to Kaluga, industrial and Obninsk, 80 km to Moscow manufacturing Naro-Fominsk А-101 М-3 Distance to the international airports: Distance to the nearest federal highways: — «Sheremet’evo» – 150 km (approximately 2 hours drive ) The site is located — «Vnukovo» – 60 km on the highway М-3 «Moscow-Kiev», (approximately 1 hour drive ) 6 km to the highway — «Domodedovo» – 90 km А-108 «km to the highway (approximately 1 hour drive ) А-101 «Moscow-Maloyaroslavets-Roslavl’» — «Kaluga» –90 km Bryansk (approximately 1 hour drive ) 5 «Kaluga» special economic zone For the following types of economic activity: Tax benefits 1 2 3 Production of Woodworking Production of machinery and wood vehicles and vehicle and and products engine parts and equipment manufacturing components preferences Corporate income tax: 0% till 31.12.2017 3% 2018-2020 5% 2021-2022 8% 2023-2024 10% 2025-2026 13,5% to the expiration date of SEZ For all the other types of economic activity: 5 % until 31.12.2022 9 % Corporate property and transport tax for 10 2023-2026 years 13,5 % Land tax for 5 years to the expiration date of SEZ Import duties and VAT «Kaluga» special economic zone Amenities and infrastructure road power supply gas supply Connection points close to the boarder of the water supply land plot drainage The land plot is available for rent to the investor after receiving a downpour status of resident of sewage «Kaluga» SEZ Technological connection to the Free of charge amenities is free of charge 7 «Kaluga» special economic zone System of investment support I II III «Single window» special Legal guarantees to protect Qualified labour administrative system Investor’s rights force access STABILITY OF PREFERENCES IS GURANTEED BY RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT 8 «Kaluga» special economic zone News and 40 companies in negotiation portfolio. plans Perspective areas for business development : Pharmacy Construction Machine building materials industry production Residents: • Agro – Invest LLC is a greenhouse complex for all-year vegetable production; • Eco DSK Ludinovo, LLC is production of fiberboard panels for housing construction; • VODOSTOP, LLC is manufacturing of parquet of ultralight composite material; • Krasin Karandashnaya fabrika, LLC is production of writing instruments; • Alkhimet, LLC is production of innovative steel galvanized wire; Before the end of 2017: • San Marco Russia, LLC is production of paints and lacquers; 5 more companies will acquire the • Interpharmglass Kaluga, LLC glass for pharmacy; residency status • Kaluga Polimer, LLC dispensers; 2 more plants will star production • DEKO GRYUP, LLC wallpaper; • Kronospan Kaluga, MDF and HDF panels. 9 See you in «Kaluga» SEZ! «Kaluga» special economic zone \ «Kaluga» special economic zone \ «Kaluga» special economic zone \ «Kaluga» special economic zone .
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