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Lviv Region - Factory of Europe LVIV REGION - FACTORY OF EUROPE #investinlvivregion Lviv, 18, Vynnychenka Str., room. 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 (032) 261-20-40 Lviv Regional State Administration Attraction of Investment Foreign Projects Investments Support • Search for potential investors • Investor Assistance • Representation of in the region region on international • Consultations and local events • Informing • Communication with • Event Management stakeholders • Development of investment offers #investinlvivregion 2 #investinlvivregion м . Львів , вул Lviv,. Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka, 18. каб Str.,. 106 room. | invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 (032) | +38 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 Country Total amount (ths. $) Austria 177696 Denmark 59752 British Virgin Islands 49622 Italy 11972 Cyprus 209777 Germany 81603 Poland 381275 Switzerland 70096 Others 205462 Total 1247255 3 #investinlvivregion Lviv, 18, Vynnychenka Str., room. 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 (032) 261-20-40 Еconomic activity Total amount (ths. $) Agriculture, forestry and fisheries 37221,4 Food Industry 78718,6 Textile industry 32859,7 Woodworking industry 91563,5 Manufacture of rubber and plastic 24259 ПО ДА Metallurgy 30618 ТК Automotive 70236 И Electricity supplies 64822 Logistics 107891 Financial and insurance activities 437831 #investinlvivregio#investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion 34 #investinlvivregion м . Львів , Lviv, вул Lviv, .St. Винниченка Vynnychenka18, Vynnychenka, 18. 18. каб room.Str.,. 106 room. 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua |106 invest@loda.gov.ua | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 | +38 (032) | (032)+38 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 261-20-40 Success Stories 1. “Fujikura Automotive Ukraine Lviv” 2. “Eco-Optima” 3. “Bader Ukraine” 4. “Nexans”ПО ДА ТК И #investinlvivregio#investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion 35 #investinlvivregion м . Львів , вул Lviv,Lviv,. Винниченка St.18, Vynnychenka Vynnychenka, 18. каб18. Str., .room. 106 room. | 106invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 |(032) +38 | +38 (032)261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 261-20-40 5. “Galicia Greenery LLC” 6. “Hima” 7. “Dunapack Packaging” 8. “Fuchs Oils Ukraine” 9. “Kormotech” #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion 46 #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv, , вул St.Lviv,. ВинниченкаVynnychenka, 18, Vynnychenka, 18.18. кабroom. Str.,. 106 room. 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua| invest@loda.gov.ua106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38| +38 (032) (032)| +38 261-20-40 261-20-40(032) 261-20-40 10. “Kragelund Furniture A/S” 11. “NG Metal Ukraine” 12. “Vimpelkom” 13. “Danish Textiles” 14. “CRH Group” 15. “Klingspor” ПО ДА ТК И #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion 57 #investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv, , вул St. Lviv, .Vynnychenka Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka 18., 18. room. каб Str.,. 106106 room. || invest@loda.gov.uainvest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua || +38+38 (032)(032) | +38 261-20-40261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 Cancelled mandatory sale of foreign currency at Cancelled Granted permission the rate of 75%, mandatory state to repatriation of which comes in registration of dividends the form of investments investments in Ukraine #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion investinlvivregion 68 # м . Львів Lviv, , вул St.Vynnychenka, Lviv,. Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka 18., 18. room. каб Str.,. 106 room. | invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 (032) | +38 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 INVESTMENT BENEFITS OF LVIV REGION High-quality and affordable labour force with high level of education and training Convenient location on the border with the EU territory Developed consumer market ПО ДА Opportunity to carry out customs proceduresТК directly on site in the industrial parkИ Opportunity to reduce finished products prices due to the use of cheaper Ukrainian raw materials and energy resources #investinlvivregion 799 #investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv, , вул St. Lviv, Vynnychenka,. Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka 18., 18. room. каб Str.,. 106106 room. || invest@loda.gov.uainvest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua || +38+38 (032)(032) | +38 261-20-40261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 INVESTMENT BENEFITS OF LVIV REGION Pricing policy (water, gas, electricity) Ukraine (Lviv) China electricity - 0,06$ for kW/h electricity - 0,075$ - 0,1$ kW/h water - 0,4$ m3 water - 0,35$ - 0,59$ m3 gas - 0,31$ m3 gas - 0.52$ m3 ПО India ДА Vietnam electricity - 0.08$ - 0,1$ kW/h ТК electricity - 0,08$ kW/h И water - 0,05$ - 0,28$ m3 water - 0.15$ - 0.5$ m3 gas - 0,4$ m3 gas - 0.37 $ m3 #investinlvivregion 107 #investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv, , St.вул Lviv, Vynnychenka. Винниченка S18, Vynnychenka 18., 18. room. каб Str., 106. 106 room. | |invest@loda.gov.ua invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | |+38 +38 (032) (032) | +38261-20-40 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 MAJOR TOOLS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF INVESTMENT BROWNFIELD GREENFIELD Сurrent database of investment objects includes about 600 land plots and areas which formerly housed industrial and other premises. Refer to the link below for the comprehensive list http://loda.gov.ua/zaluchennya_investyciy #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion 118 #investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv, , St.вул Lviv,Vynnychenka. Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka 18., 18. room. каб Str., 106. 106 room. | |invest@loda.gov.ua invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | |+38 +38 (032) (032) | +38 261-20-40 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 MAIN INDUSTRIES FOR INVESTMENTS INFRASTRUCTURE AND ALTERNATIVE ENERGY PRODUCTION LOGISTICS AGRICULTURE HEALTH RESORTS #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion investinlvivregioninvestinlvivregion 121412 # # м . Львів Lviv,, , вул Lviv, St... Винниченка Vynnychenka, 18, Vynnychenka,, 18.18. 18. каб room. Str.,.. 106106 room. 106 || invest@loda.gov.uainvest@loda.gov.ua | 106 invest@loda.gov.ua | invest@loda.gov.ua || +38+38 | +38 (032)(032) | (032) +38 261-20-40261-20-40 (032)261-20-40 261-20-40 Wind farms Main Rotor Number of turbines Total output Measurement company Total costs wind height GW·h/year speed (m) Carpathian 6.53 120 15 wind turbine 113.791 Lahmeyer International 49 mln. Euro WES m/s Vestas V112-3.0/3.45 MW Skolivska WES 6.30 140 14 wind turbine 113.6 MET Office 49 mln. Euro m/s Vestas V117-3.3/3.45 MW Smerechanska 7.30 120 11 wind turbine 115.0 GEO NET 49 mln. Euro WES m/s Vestas V112-3.3 /3.45 MW #investinlvivregion 13 #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv, St.Vynnychenka, , вул Lviv,. Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka 18. ,room. 18. каб Str.,106. 106 room.| invest@loda.gov.ua | invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 | +38 (032) (032) | 261-20-40 +38 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 Construction of a hotel and a resort Aqua park complex with aqua park and an indoor recreation swimming pool in Truskavets (Lviv Region). This project includes the construction of a hotel and a resort complex of 25 thousand m2 with accommodation capacity of 210 people, an aqua park of 20 thousand m2 with visitor capacity of 100 people a day, a medical center of 2,6 thousand m2, an underground and an open-air parkings. Total project costs - 5 $ million. #investinlvivregion 14 #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion м . ЛьвівLviv, St. , вул Vynnychenka, Lviv,. Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka 18., room.18. каб Str., 106. 106 room.| invest@loda.gov.ua | invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 | +38 (032) (032) | 261-20-40+38 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 The aim of the realization of this project is to construct an efficient “EUROTRACK Warsaw - Lviv” international railway connection between Poland, EU member states and Ukraine in order to facilitate political, economic, and social relations. The total costs of primary work on railway infrastructure development consisting in the construction of a dual-gauge railway on Rava-Ruska-Lviv section (to Bryukhovychi station) makes 50 mln. Euro #investinlvivregion #investinlvivregion 1515 #investinlvivregion м . Львів , вулLviv, Lviv,. ВинниченкаSt. 18, Vynnychenka, Vynnychenka, 18. 18. каб Str., room.. 106 room. |106 invest@loda.gov.ua 106| invest@loda.gov.ua | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 | (032)+38 | +38(032) 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 261-20-40 Lubelska Mine European Coking Coal Project The Lubelska coal mine represents one of the largest coal reserves in Poland which is estimated at 503.6 million tonnes. The annual coal production is around 8.2 million tonnes. #investinlvivregion 1616 #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv,, вул Lviv, St.. Винниченка Vynnychenka, 18, Vynnychenka, 18. 18. каб room.Str.,. 106 room. 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua |106 invest@loda.gov.ua | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 | +38 (032) | (032)+38 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 261-20-40 INDUSTRIAL PARKS ІНДУСТРІАЛЬНІ ПАРКИ Registered and potential IPs: 1. Lviv "Ryasne - 2" 2. Yavorivskyi industrial park 3. Novorozdilskyi Industrial Park 4. Horodotskyi Industrial Park 5. Kamyanka-Buzkyi Industrial Park Крім того, є в розробці 3 проекти щодо створення та будівництва індустріальних парків : м. Кам'янка-Бузька, м. Яворів, м.Новий Розділ #investinlvivregion #investinlvivregion 17917 #investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv, , St.вул Lviv,Vynnychenka. Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka 18., 18. room. каб Str., 106. 106 room. | |invest@loda.gov.ua invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | |+38 +38 (032) (032) | +38 261-20-40 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 INDUSTRIAL PARK “RYASNE - 2” ЕЛ ЕК ТР ИК Registration date: 07.02.2014 А Initiator: Lviv City Council Managing company: CTPark Lviv Location: Lviv, within the industrial unit "Ryasne - 2" Land area: 23,49 ha. Specialization: ПО ● Wood processing and manufacturing ДА ● Publishing ТК ● Automotive И ● Production of electric, electronic, and optical equipment ● Transportation and logistics Form of ownership: private #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion 1810 #investinlvivregion м . Львів Lviv, , вул St. Lviv, .Vynnychenka Винниченка 18, Vynnychenka 18., 18. room. каб Str.,. 106 room. | invest@loda.gov.ua 106 | invest@loda.gov.ua | +38 (032) | +38 261-20-40 (032) 261-20-40 INDUSTRIAL PARK “NOVYI ROZDIL” ЕЛ ЕК ТР ИК А Initiator: Town Council of Novyi Rozdil Location: Novyi Rozdil Land area: 46,6 ha Form of ownership: communal ПОBasic sectors of industrial park: ДА ТК• Chemical И• Pharmaceutical #investinlvivregion#investinlvivregion 191911 #investinlvivregion м .
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