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Investirajte U NOVI TRAVNIK NOVI TRAVNIK NOVI TRAVNIK Investirajte u NOVI TRAVNIK www.ont.gov.ba NOVI TRAVNIK NOVI TRAVNIK Investicijski profil 2 NOVI TRAVNIK NOVI TRAVNIK GDJE SE NALAZIMO?SE NALAZIMO? Općina Novi Travnik se nalazi u centralnom dijelu Bosne i Hercegovine, zemlje koju je fDi Magazine prestižnog Financial Times-a rangirao na 3. poziciju u kategoriji srednje velikih evropskih regija budućnosti za privlačenje stranih investicija po osnovu troškovne efikasnosti za 2018. godinu. U BiH stope PDV-a od 17% i poreza na dobit od 10% među najnižim su u regiji i Evropi. Republika Srpska Novi Travnik Federacija Bosne i Hercegovine Republika Srpska NOVINOVI TRAVNIK TRAVNIK Površina 242 km² 23.832 Broj stanovnika (Finalni rezultati popisa stanovništva 2013.) Novi Travnik je smješten u dolini rijeka Jaglenice i Grlonice i okružen je planinama. Reljef Konfiguracija terena je tipično brdsko-planinska. Umjereno kontinentalna klima Klima Subplaninska klima preko 1.000 m nadmorske visine Općina: 516 m Nadmorska visina Planinski masivi: 1.235 m– 2.112 m (Vranica) Vremenska zona GMT+1 Izvor: Strategija razvoja оpćine Novi Travnik 2014-2020 Investicioni profil NOVI TRAVNIK 3 NOVI TRAVNIK ZAŠTO INVESTIRATI U NOVI TRAVNIK? ZAŠTO INVESTIRATI U NOVI TRAVNIK? Pozivamo Vas da za Vašu sljedeću investiciju izaberete Novi Travnik. Nudimo Vam: • Izuzetne investicijske lokacije u 3 poslovne zone (2 greenfield i 1 brownfield) locirane u centralnom dijelu BiH, na pravcima istok-zapad i sjever-jug, što Vam omogućava brz pristup tržištu EU i drugim stranim tržištima i lokalnom tržištu uz niske transportne troškove. • Mogućnosti za ulaganje u moderne tehnologije i proizvode sa dodanom vrijednosti u metalskom sektoru zasnovane na snažnoj tradiciji i iskustvu u metalopreradi i obučenoj radnoj snazi. Postojeće firme metaloprerađivači u Novom Travniku sarađuju sa nekim od najpoznatijih svjetskih brendova kao što su Liebherr, Sumitomo i Volkswagen. • 21,8% neobrađenog obradivog zemljišta i čista prirodna sredina za ulaganje u poljoprivredno-prehrambeni sektor i organsku proizvodnju za kojom postoji stalni porast tražnje na svjetskom tržištu. Novi Travnik je jedan od lidera u organskoj proizvodnji, naročito maline, u BiH. • Neiskorištene mogućnosti za ulaganje u turističku infrastrukturu za planinski, ruralni, eko i agro turizam na lokacijama plato Rostovo i Pavlovica i u kulturno-istorijski turizam. U Novom Travniku je šest nekropola stećaka od kojih je nekropola Maculje upisana na UNESCO-ovu listu kulturne baštine. • Lokalna administracija je u potpunosti na raspolaganju investitorima. Uspostavljen je one stop shop za investitore - poduzetnici za najkraće vrijeme i na jednom mjestu rješavaju svoje zahtjeve. Obratite nam se sa povjerenjem. NOVI TRAVNIK Investicijski profil 4 NOVI TRAVNIK NOVI TRAVNIK TRANSPORTNA INFRASTRUKTURA INFRASTRUKTURA Novi Travnik je u neposrednoj blizini (30 km) glavnog regionalnog transportnog koridora Vc na pravcu Budimpešta (Mađarska-EU)- Osijek (Hrvatska-EU)-Sarajevo (BiH)- Ploče (Hrvatska-EU) koji je dio Pan-Evropskog koridora povezan sa TEN mrežom. Cestovnom mrežom kroz centralnu BiH, iz Novog Travnika se može brzo i uz niske troškove transportovati proizvodi na tržišta Hrvatske i dalje u EU, Srbije i Crne Gore i dalje u centralnu, sjevernu i istočnu Evropu, Tursku i Bliski Istok. • GP Izačić (HR-EU) 230 km/4h22 Novi Travnik-Bugojno M16.4, Bugojno-D.Vakuf-Jajce M16, Jajce-Mrkonjić Grad-Ključ-Bosanski Petrovac-Ripač E761, Ripač-Bihać-Izačić (HR-EU) M5 • GP Metković (HR-EU) 180 km/3h30 Novi Travnik-Bugojno M16.4, Bugojno-G.Vakuf (Uskoplje) M16.2, G. Vakuf (Uskoplje)-Prozor-Jablanica M16.2, Jablanica-Mostar-Metković (HR-EU) E73 • GP Bijača (HR-EU) 187 km/3h40 Novi Travnik-Bugojno M16.4, Bugojno-Prozor-Jablanica M16.2, Jablanica-Mostar-Bijača (HR-EU) E73 Granični • GP Gradiška(HR-EU) 170 km/2h50 prelazi za Novi Travnik-Bugojno M16.4, Bugojno-D.Vakuf-Jajce-Banja Luka-Granični prijelaz Gradiška (HR-EU) M16 Hrvatskom- EU • GP Slavonski Brod (HR-EU) 180 km/3h15 (HR-EU), Novi Travnik-Nević Polje M16.4, Nević Polje-Vitez M5, Vitez-Zenica M5 i E73, Zenica-Doboj-Slavonski Srbijom (SRB) Brod (HR-EU) M17, M17.2, M 14.1 i Crnom Gorom • GP Kamensko (HR-EU) 125 km/2h10 (CG) i cestovni Novi Travnik-Bugojno M16.4, Bugojno-Kupres-Livno-Kamensko (HR-EU) M16 promet * • GP Kotroman (SRB) 217 km/3h35 Novi Travnik-Nević Polje M16.4, Nević Polje-Vitez M5, Vitez-Lašva-Bilješevo M5 i E73, Bilješevo-Sarajevo A1, Sarajevo-Romanija-Rogatica-Višegrad-Kotroman (SRB) M5, M19, M19.3, M5 • GP Rača (SRB) 234 km/4h00 Novi Travnik-Nević Polje M16.4, Nević Polje-Vitez M5, Vitez-Lašva-Bilješevo M5 i E73, Bilješevo- Krivoglavci A1, Krivoglavci-Semizovac-Srednje-Olovo-Živinice-Ugljevik-Bijeljina-GP Rača (SRB) • GP Sitnica (CG) 370 km/6h50 Novi Travnik-Bugojno M16.4, Bugojno-G.Vakuf(Uskoplje)-Prozor-Jablanica-Mostar M16.2, Mostar- Stolac M17.3, Stolac-Ljubinje-Trebinje M6, Trebinje-GP Sitnica (CG) R429 • Najbliža željeznička stanica (Zenica) udaljena je 40 KM, moguć transport robe željeznicom na Željeznički tržište EU sljedećim pravcima: promet • Zenica-Doboj-Bosanski Šamac-Slavonski Šamac (HR-EU) na sjeveru i • Zenica-Sarajevo-Mostar-Čapljina-Metković-Ploče (HR-EU) na jugu Investicioni profil NOVI TRAVNIK 5 NOVI TRAVNIK • Sarajevo (cargo) 100 km/1h50 Aerodromi • Tuzla (putnički, cargo-za izvoz mesa u Tursku) 158 km/2h50 • Mostar (putnički) 136 km/2h40 • Morska - Ploče (HR-EU) 220 km/3h35 Luke • Riječna - Brčko (BiH) 220 km/4h00 *Izvor: • Odluka o određivanju graničnih prelaza u Bosni i Hercegovini ("Sl. glasnik BiH", br. 39 od 22.5.2012.); • Ugovor između Bosne i Hercegovine i Republike Hrvatske o graničnim prijelazima i Sporazum između Bosne i Hercegovine i Republike Hrvatske o pograničnom prometu (19.6.2013.) Ne uključuje vrijeme potrebno za inspekcijske kontrole na granici. Izvor: http://www.viamichelin.com/ POSLOVNO OKRUŽENJE OKRUŽENJE Ekonomski pokazatelji 720 poslovnih subjekata od čega: • 411 pravna lica Struktura poslovnih • 248 podružnice pravnih lica subjekata u 2017.g. • 309 fizička lica/ obrtnici Broj preduzeća na 1.000 stanovnika: 30,3 Struktura 965 poljoprivrednih gazdinstava od čega: poljoprivrednih • 932 fizička lica gazdinstava u 2018.g.* • 33 pravna lica 58.929.262 – Izvoz Spoljnotrgovinska 45.006.864 – Uvoz razmjena оpćine u 130,93% – Pokrivenost uvoza izvozom 2017.g. (u hilj. KM) Ključno izvozno tržište su zemlje EU. 80% proizvoda iz sektora metaloprerade, kože i obuće te poljoprivrede se izvozi na tržište EU. Izvor podataka: Federalni zavod za programiranje razvoja – Socioekonomski pokazatelji po općinama u FBiH u 2017.g; *Općina Novi Travnik (Broj poljopivrednih gazdinstava, stanje 8.8.2018.g.) Investicijski profil 6 NOVI TRAVNIK NOVI TRAVNIK RADNA SNAGA SNAGA Stanje 31.avgust 2018.g. 5.301 3.257 ZAPOSLENI NEZAPOSLENI 38% nezaposlenih predstavlja bazu za angažman radne snage. Na raspolaganju su osobe sa svim stepenima stručne spreme. Moguća je dokvalifikacija i prekvalifikacija u skladu sa potrebama poslovnog procesa investitora. Izvor podataka: Federalni zavod za programiranje razvoja – Socioekonomski pokazatelji po općinama u FBiH u 2017.g U 2017.g. u Novom Travniku registrirano je smanjenje broja nezaposlenih za 6,8% Izvor podataka: Federalni zavod za programiranje razvoja Makroekonomski pokazatelji po kantonima 2017.g. Struktura nezaposlenih u Novom Travniku prema stepenu stručnog obrazovanja, 31.avgust 2018.g. 1.200 1.073 1.084 1.000 NEZAPOSLENI 800 751 3.257 600 400 200 57 39 18 157 28 50 0 0 1-NKV 2-PKV i 3-KV 4-SSS 5-VKV 6 1-VSS 6 2-VSS 7 1-VSS 7 2-VSS 8-VSS NSS Izvor podataka: Služba za zapošljavanje Srednjobosanski kanton/ Kanton Središnja Bosna, Bilten za mjesec august 2018. Investicioni profil NOVI TRAVNIK 7 NOVI TRAVNIK PROSJEČNA NETO I BRUTO PLAĆA za juli 2018.g. Bruto plaća Bruto plaća Bruto plaća Bruto plaća 1.366 KM 1.368 KM 1.105 KM 1.193 KM Neto plaća Neto plaća Neto plaća Neto plaća 878 KM 891 KM 733 KM 781 KM Bosna i Hercegovina Federacija BiH Srednjobosanski kanton Općina Novi Travnik Izvor: Agencija za statistiku BiH–Saopćenja: Prosječne mjesečne bruto plaće zaposlenih za juli 2018.; Prosječne mjesečne isplaćene neto plaće zaposlenih za juli 2018.; Federalni zavod za statistiku-Mjesečni statistički pregled Federacije BiH po kantonima, septembar/rujan 2018 Obrazovne institucije JU Mješovita srednja škola Novi Travnik Srednja škola JU Srednja škola Novi Travnik JU Srednja glazbena škola Jakov Gotovac Studenti se obrazuju na univerzitetima u Sarajevu, Univerzitet Zenici, Mostaru, Travniku i šire. PRIRODNI RESURSI RESURSI • Bujna šumska vegetacija po rubnim višim predjelima • Mramorne naslage predstavljaju veoma dobar resurs za građevinarstvo i mogu se koristiti za proizvodnju ukrasnog kamena: • Veoma značajne rezerve mramora i mramornog krečnjaka su u planini Goletici (lokalitet Begova Brezovača) u količini od 250.000 m3 (Dodijeljena koncesija za istraživanje i eksploataciju) • U zoni Staište – Šenkovići, koja je udaljena 10-tak km zračne linije, nalazi se gabro-dioritski masiv sa potvrđenim bilansnim rezervama mramora, vrlo atraktivnog arhitektonsko-ukrasnog kamena od preko 1 milion m3 (Dodijeljena koncesija) • Željezna ruda na tromeđi općina Novi Travnik, Gornji Vakuf (Uskoplje) i Bugojno (Dodijeljena koncesija za istraživanje) Investicijski profil 8 NOVI TRAVNIK NOVI TRAVNIK KONKURENTSKI SEKTORI SEKTORI Novi Travnik ima izvrsne mogućnosti za investiranje u metaloprerađivačku industriju, poljoprivredno-prehrambeni sektor sa fokusom na organsku poljoprivredu i sektor tekstila, kože i obuće. Postoje značajne neiskorištene mogućnosti za investicije u sektor
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