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Production Organization of Reinforced Polyester Base for Roofing Materials THE LIST OF INVESTMENT PROPOSALS of Mogilev Region companies, organisations Company/ Project title Project goal Project Investment organisation, cost, needed, Address thousand thousand US US dollars dollars 1 2 3 4 5 Electrical energy RUE “Mogilevenergo” 1.The construction Enhance energy security of 29 400 29 400 3 Bonch-Bruevicha str., 212030 Mogilev of Mogilev HPS on the Republic of Belarus Phone (+375 222) 29 33 58 the river Dnieper fax (+375 222) 29 34 81, The construction of Enhance energy security of 28 000 28 000 Е-mail: Shklovskaya HPS the Republic of Belarus olga_polуакоуа@mogilev.energo.net.by on the river Dnieper Е-mail: prishivalko@ mogilev.energo.net.by Fuel briquettes from peat manufacturing Klichev District Executive Committee organization of fuel building of a new enterprise 1 800 1 800 Republic of Belarus briquettes from peat and organization of briquettes Mogilev region, 213910, Klichev, manufacturing in from peat manufacturing. 56 Leninskaya St., Klichev district, There are 142 peat deposits in Tel. (+375 2236)52968 Mogilev region Klichev district. The total area of peat deposits are 22894 ha Chemical industry Mogilevkhimvolokno OJSC 1.Building of Belarus 212035, Mogilev – 35, production line of Production organization €33,2mln €21,2mln Tel. (+375 222) 48 74 12, 322089, polyester base for of reinforced polyester Fax (+375 222) 32 20 70, 32 21 53, roofing material #2 E-mail: [email protected] base for roofing materials, durability growth 2. Production Project considers building of €60,1mln €37,3mln complex of PET with installation for production food food purpose. prescribed PET with power of 400 tons a day, which will allow expand production and sale volume of food prescribed PET Petrochemical industry Belshina OJSC 1. The Main building The extension of range and 19 900 18 700 Republic of Belarus of mass tires plant. production volume of freight 213824, Mogilev region, Technical wholly metal cord (WMC) tires Bobruisk, Minskoye Shosse reequipment of of radial construction for lorries tel. (+375 225) 44 92 07, tel./fax 44 91 66 freight wholly metal and buses concerning the e-mail: [email protected] cord tires needs of RUE “MAZ”. production. 2. The Main building Making a manufacture of new 37 700 36 000 of the Overlarge- generation tires with a bore dimensioned tires. diameter 57 for quarry Making a equipment under the technical manufacture WMS level of foreign producers and tires with a bore meeting the requirements of diameter 57 the Belarus motor-car industry and the requirements of mineral resource and ore mining branches of industry in CIS which work with this equipment. 3. The Mechanic Shifting to the higher level in 11 100 8 600 Plant. Modernization quality and producing press- of the press-form forms for different producing place. compressed-air tires vulcanization, what will lead to produce press-form types importing earlier, provide efficiency in preparing of new types and sizes of tires, improve the quality and enlarge the range. 4. The large- Enlarging the range and 40 400 37 700 dimensioned plant. expanding wide-section The Main Building. agricultural tires of radial Modernization of the construction not worse then large-dimensioned leading foreign producers’ plant. level and meeting the requirements of Belarus Industry and also the requirements of consumers from the CIS and foreign countries. Machine building and metal working OJSC “Bobruiskagromash” Technical re- Absorption of new production, 18 100 6 700 Republic of Belarus, equipment that is assortment and production 213822, Mogilev region, aimed to production volume expansion. Bobruisk, 5, Shinnaya Street new agricultural tel. (+375 225)43 72 41 technique including unitized with energy rich tractors. OJSC “Bobruiskselmash” Modernization of the Technical re-equipment main 6 600 5 900 Republic of Belarus, plant with the aim of productions of the enterprise 213823, Mogilev region developing of with implementing modern Bobruisk,20 Ostrovskogo street combined tillage and high-technology equipment. tel. (+375 225) 47 46 01, fax 48 57 97 tillage-seeder unit production for energy-saturated tractors of the 5th and 6th classes. OJSC “TAIM” Modernization of Developing new techniques, 5 300 4 500 Republic of Belarus, existing production rising of technological level, a 213830, Mogilev region, with the aim of new job creation. Bobruisk, 177 Gogolya street learning municipal tel. (+375 225) 45 85 47, fax 45 86 87 engineering e-mail: [email protected] production. Joint-Stock Company "Electrodvigatel" Creation of Creation of manufacture of 3 000 2 400 Korolev str. 8, 212649 Mogilev, manufacture of efficiency motors of European Republic of Belarus efficiency motors standards corresponding to Phone: (+375 222) 26 43 50, 26 30 63, requirements Fax: (+375 222) 26 43 52, E-mail: [email protected] Construction materials industry PUE “Silicate Plant” Modernization of Reconstruction of the gas- 2000 2000 Republic of Belarus gas-silicate blocks silicate producing line in case 213812, Mogilev region, production. to enlarge the range of the Bobruisk, 1, Silikatnaya St. output production. tel/fax (+375 225) 48 70 39 e-mail: [email protected] OJSC “Chausy Ferroconcrete Goods Reconstruction of An increase in the production 4700 4700 Plant” the functioning outcome, enhancement of the Republic of Belarus production plant competitiveness of the 213206, Mogilev region products Chausy, 5 Stroitelnaya str., tel. (+375 2242) 2 11 86 e-mail: [email protected] Light industry Open Joint-Stock Company «Shklov 1. Purchase and Improvement in quality of flax 0.3 0.3 million Flax Factory» mounting the line of seeds preparation. million EURO Republic of Belarus preparation and EURO 213010, Mogilev Region cleaning of flax Shklov, Lnozavodskaya Street, 1 seeds. Tel. (+375 2239) 3 15 67, 3 22 32, Fax 3 24 07 2. Purchase and Full utilization of short flax 4.0 4.0 million mounting the line for remains, development of new million EURO production of production. EURO thermo-insulating blocks of short flax fibre 3. Setup for the Organization of wastes 0.4 0.4 million production of flax recycling . million EURO shove granules EURO CJSC “Mogilev sewing firm Modernization of Production retooling with new 500 500 “Vyasnyanka” production high-technology equipment Republic of Belarus aiming to expand 212030, Mogilev, 91 Leninskaya str., competitiveness of the tel. (+375 222) 25 73 42 products, expanding working tel/fax (+375 222) 31 06 25 efficiency E-mail: [email protected] http: www.vyasnyanka.by OJSC “Bobruisktrikotazh” Mastering 1400 1400 Republic of Belarus breakthrough 213826, Mogilev region technology aiming to Bobruisk, 40 Pervomayskaya str. produce modern tel. (+375 225) 52 97 11 knitted fabrics, e-mail: [email protected] expansion of production volume, and diversification of products PPUE “Bobruisk industrial complex of Reconstruction and Reconstruction and technical 13 300 6 300 nonwoven fabrics” technical re- re-equipment of nonwoven Republic of Belarus equipment of fabrics, Enlargement of range 213823, Mogilev region nonwoven fabrics of the output production, Bobruisk, 5 Timiryazeva St. production. financial recovery of the tel. (+375) 434521, fax 485051 enterprise, rise of e-mail: [email protected] competitiveness. OJSC “Lenta” Organization of Production of textile small 5 000 5 000 Republic of Belarus ribbon and shoulder wares for fabrics purpose for 212030, Mogilev, 65 Cheluskincev str., strap tape CCJSC CP “Milavica” . tel. (+375 222) 31-02-67, 31-60-44, production. tel/fax 22-80-44 e-mail: [email protected], http:www.lentabel.by OJSC “Mogotex” Re-equipment of Re-equipment of fabric 21 800 19 300 Republic of Belarus textile production production. 212030, Mogilev, 87Grishina str., (3rd turn). tel. (+375 222) 26-13-12, 26-24-48 tel/fax 46-84-25 Food industry Reconstruction of Mastering of import substitute 4,0 4,0 million RUPE "Mogilevhlebprom" Republic of production line #3 production, expansion of the million EURO Belarus 212030, Mogilev, 39 Kosmonavtov with Purchase and sales of products volumes. EURO st., tel.(+375 222) 238082 fax 238084, e- installation of mail: [email protected] equipment for potato-cheese snacks, crackers and biscuits manufacturing. UCPE “Oilseeds Processing Factory” Modernization of Modernization of active 520 520 Republic of Belarus existing production. production by installation of 213855, Mogilev region, two additional presses of cold Bobruisk district, Khimy village pressing 5000 tons of power tel/fax (+375 225) 59 03 31 each. e-mail: [email protected] Bobruisk Butchery OJSC Fat workshop Improvement of the product 32 700 30 200 Republic of Belarus reconstruction. quality, saving energy 213823, Mogilev Region, resources. Bobruisk, 333, K.Marks Street, Tel./Fax (+375 225) 47 46 71, e-mail: [email protected] Klichev District Executive Committee Organization of Building of a new enterprise 5 900 5 900 Republic of Belarus manufacture on and organization of Mogilev region, 213910, Klichev, pouring of mineral manufacture on pouring of 56 Leninskaya St., and potable water in mineral and potable water. Tel. (+375 2236) 52968 Klichev district of Mogilev region. UCPE "Bobruisk Drinks Plant" Modernization of the High tech processes 4500 4500 Belarus enterprise incorporation for primary wine- 213805, Mogilev Region, making, expansion of Bobruisk, 259, K.Marks St. capacitive items for wine Тel. (+375 225) 47 49 60 storage, diversification of products and enhancement of the competitiveness of the products Transport Belynichskoe OJSC “Agroservis” Organization
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