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Infrastructure Development Agency of the Tyumen Region Infrastructure Development Agency of the Tyumen Region st 1 place in the ranking What is the Tyumen region? of cities with best quality of 1,5 M life Population, without taking into the per capita level of new account autonomous districts housing in Russia – 1.48m2. 3,16 M Population It exceeds the national 160,100 km2 average by 1.5 times. including 1,9 M The total land area the autonomous Economically districts of the most promising active population Russian megacities of 2017 of management effectiveness in the constituent entities of Russian Federation 1st place among 85 Russian regions in National Ranking of investment climate Fitch affirmed the rating Tyumen level of Tyumen region at «BBB-», outlook «Stable» By 2025 Tyumen will be in the top -600 cities, which will shape the economic development of the world, and where 60% of global GDP will be generated Currently, Tyumen region realizes 490 projects with an investment volume of 2006-2017 over $27 billion ORGANIZED 14049 jobs LAUNCHED large industrial 35 factories 1th PLACE AMONG 85 REGIONS OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION Integrated financial support. What does it mean in practice? We offer municipal sites, industrial park sites with comprehensive infrastructure (linked to business cases), completed recreational facilities, industrial enterprises sites for the project implementation Reduction of the regional part of the profit tax to 14% Property tax - 0% Provision of tax benefits: land & transport tax Investment loans at 3% for 5 years; at 0% for residents of industrial parks “Bogandinsky” and “Ishimsky” Leasing refunding preferences Administrative support Industrial parks of the Tyumen region Industrial park • The industrial area equipped with infrastructure • Transparent system of rental rates or redemption value • Clustering opportunities • Centralized infrastructure management Economic development zone • Regional tax benefits applicable to all EDZ residents for several years Financial support • Compensation of some leasing costs at Central bank base rates provided to EDZ residents Borovsky Bogandinsky Industrial park Industrial park 27,9 HA 267,9 HA 17 km from Tyumen 40 km from Tyumen Electricity 4,0 MW Electricity 30,1 MW Gas 1800 m3/hour Gas 2200 m3/hour Water Water /Drainage 500 m3/day/500 m3/day /Drainage 2500 m3/day/ 2500 m3/day Land lease $5/ha Land lease $2/ha Property tax 0% Property tax 0% Income tax Reduction of Income tax Reduction of regional part to 14% regional part to 14% Residents of the industrial park SPA «SibBurMash», Ltd. «Borovsky» Project: Production of oil and gas equipment Investment size – $1 930 000 Number of workplaces – 50 «EnergoTechService», Ltd. «Rost Grib», Ltd. Project: Construction of technical center for the production and servicing of gas power plants Project: Mushrooms breeding and Investment size – $ 23 090 278 production Number of workplaces – 60 Investment size – $2 281 000 Number of workplaces – 42 CPC «Yagody Plus», Ltd. «Provans Group», Ltd. Project: Processing and freezing of wild plants Project: Processing of salads and vegetables Investment size – $880 000 Investment size – $1 230 000 Number of workplaces – 30 Number of workplaces – 80 «NG-GRUPP», Ltd. Project: Processing of polypropylene. «LANDIS», Ltd. Container production Project: Construction of an ice cream factory Investment size – $1 760 000 Investment size – $2 230 000 Number of workplaces – 35 Number of workplaces – 43 «Tyumen Pribor», Ltd. Project: Production of «TYUMENENERGOSTROY», PLC measuring equipment Project: Confectionary factory Investment size – $1 930 000 Investment size - $1 800 000 Number of workplaces – 50 Number of workplaces - 40 Residents of the industrial park «Suprimex», Ltd. «Bogandinsky» Project: Assemblage and maintenance of diesel and gasoline generators Investment size – $900 000 Number of workplaces - 38 JSC «Alfa Kinetika» Project: Equipment production for steam-thermal and traditional oil extraction Investment size – $1 800 000 Number of workplaces – 49 PLC «Cotton Way Medical» Project: Rental and industrial processing of textiles, application of waterproof layer, special coatings on products Investment size – $13 000 000 Number of workplaces – 200 «Tekhnosvarkomplekt», Ltd. Project: Production of welding wire Investment size – $3 330 000 Number of workplaces – 80 Application procedure Execution of an Expert Council STEP1 : application STEP2:Expert review STEP3: (group) Execution of an application Selection regulations of Presentation of the investment industrial parks residents in project by investor Preparation of necessary the Tyumen region documents Evaluation of the project by the Expert Council Order of Tyumen region Indicators: Government No. 248-p • Investment size: minimum • Maintenance of the • Department of Investment $530 000/1 ha investment project Policy and State Support of • Number of workplaces: • Inclusion of IP residents Entrepreneurship minimum 20/1 ha • Creation of new production • Fund «Investment Agency of • New product release Tyumen region» Industrial logistic park «DSK-500» Investment offer Construction of a Wholesale Distribution Center • Object area: 135 000 m² • Territory area: 23 ha • All communications • Convenient access system incl. railroad dead end in the building • Protected area Under implementation Area Business Incubator «Industrial» 1560 m2 • Rental price: $6/m² • Available area: 500 m² Building for a hostel/hotel • Available offices: 20 level 2** • 15 minutes to the center of Tyumen • Parking Area 3376,4 m2 Building for a food production Investment offer: Creation of the Wholesale Distribution center Distribution Centre «X5 Retail Group» MARKET BACKGROUND In the immediate vicinity of the Wholesale Distribution Center, the project of «X5 Retail Group» for the creation of a modern logistics center is being implemented. Wholesale Distribution Centre allows to accumulate food products in one place and centralize them with supplies to the northern regions Convenient access to the markets of the northern regions (the autonomous districts: 26.09.17 Area Opening Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous District and 25 400 m2 Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District 350 Work places Wholesale Distribution Centre In Tyumen region Facilities • 23 ha • protected area • In 15 min from the center of Tyumen • Convenient system of access roads railroad dead end proximity of federal routes Advantages: new transport interchanges parking • Entering the markets The industrial area equipped the northern regions of the Tyumen region with infrastructure State support (the autonomous districts KhMAO and YaNAO) in the form State support in the amount of subsidies of 20% for construction (leasing, credit) Offices and installation Electricity 2 works and equipment purchase 1000 m from the federal budget Profit tax and property 15 MW tax remissions Agro-industrial park «Ishimsky» The Government of the Tyumen region is preparing sites for the implementation of investment projects for deep processing of grain ПравительствоElectricity Тюменской4,9 MW области AREA готовит площадкиGas для 1200реализации m3/hour 38,9инвестиционныхHA Water/Drainage 2000 m3/day 2000 m3/day The industrial area Property tax 0% equipped with infrastructure проектов по глубокой переработке зерна Income tax Income tax reduction of regional part to 14% Ishim municipality situated in Project information the south-east of the Tyumen The Government of Tyumen region started work region on the creation of an agro industrial greenfield park – platform for project implementation in the field of agro-industrial complex. thousand km² Comprehensive infrastructure will be brought up 5,5 to the lot boundary free of charge for the investor. Area of the district Economic Development Zone status, i.e. acquisition of tax advantages: 22 rural settlements • Property tax – 0% Are part of the district • Reduction of the regional part of the profit tax to 14% State support for the project and large 100 thousand people manufacturers of agricultural products Population, as of 2017 Increased opportunities for agricultural products export and products of advanced processing of 290 km grain Distance from Tyumen to Ishim 4 land plots were selected as 38,9 HA locations for the agro-industrial park 25,7 HA 64,6 HA S1 stage S2 stage S total Investment project for construction of a grain terminal in the Tyumen region Prerequisites Russia ranks Prospects for the implementation of the project The Tyumen region is a major were harvested for the 2017 transport hub on the Trans- 1st season in Tyumen, Omsk, Siberian Railway in world ranking 13,3 M tons of grain Sverdlovsk, Kurgan regions, as of grain export well as in Northern Kazakhstan Infrastructure construction for storage and processing 37M tons Experience in implementation of agricultural producers can supply similar projects 350 to markets of other Russian (Factory «Aminosib») or 14,6% thousand tons regions in the current year of world exports of grain and legumes may be the total volume of potential delivery and 1,5-2 processing in conjunction with M tons neighboring regions Wheat advanced processing factory «Aminosib» Ishim geography compared to the neighboring regions Allows to accumulate on its territory a significant amount of grain: Tyumen region Ishim UP TO 1,5 M TONS OF GRAIN Ishim — railway south of the Tyumen region; station, situated on the main road of the Trans-Siberian Railway UP TO 2 M TONS OF GRAIN Kurgan region, 250 km away Omsk from the site region Astana UP TO 4 M TONS OF GRAIN Omsk region, KAZAKHSTAN 200 km away from the site Kazakhstan
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