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М-7 Industrial Park, Republic of Tatarstan М-7 Industrial Park, Republic of Tatarstan GENERAL INFORMATION Name of the industrial park М-7 Federal district Volga (Privolzhsky) Federal District Subject of the Russian Federation Republic of Tatarstan (constituent entity) Type of site Industrial Park Type of park Greenfield Membership in the Association of No Industrial Parks of Russia Availability of the Certificate of No Compliance with National Standard GOST R 56301-2014 “Industrial Parks. Requirements” Industrial park specialization Multi-industry Key products of industrial park 13 – Manufacturing of textile products; 16 – Woodworking residents according to OKVED 2 and manufacturing of products from wood and cork, excluding furniture, manufacture of products from straw and materials for platting and basketwork; 27 – Manufacturing of electrical equipment; 30 – Manufacturing of other vehicles and equipment; 31 – Furniture manufacturing; 72 –Research and development Industrial park status Operating IP type in accordance with ownership private form Ownership form of real estate assets private (not owned by IP residents) and internal infrastructure Name of the facility management LLC Industrial Park М-7 company Ownership form of Managing private Company INN (Taxpayer Identification Number) 1648030864 of the Management Company Park address 4 Ovrazhnaya Street, Novonikolayevsky settlement, Zelenodolsky district, Republic of Tatarstan, Russia Full name of the contact person Valery Viktorovich Brigadnov Job position of the contact person Director Phone +7 (843) 203-95-34; 8 800 2002 890 E-mail [email protected] Industrial park website address m7park.ru MAIN SERVICES OFFERED BY THE FACILITY MANAGEMENT COMPANY Land sales Yes Land rentals No Document generation date 28.09.2021. Information source - www.gisip.ru 1 of 8 Ⓒ Minpromtorg (Ministry of Industry and Trade) of Russia Lease of completed production sites, No premises, and structures Construction of ready-made Yes industrial buildings and engineering infrastructure facilities on commission from residents (built-to- suit service) Provision of special-purpose No industrial equipment to residents ADDITIONAL SERVICES OFFERED BY THE FACILITY MANAGEMENT COMPANY Security services Yes Logistic services Yes Staff recruitment Yes Legal services Yes Consulting services Yes Maintenance and operation of shared Yes facilities Cargo and passenger transportation Yes services, provision of transport means IT services Yes Site cleaning and waste removal Yes TRANSPORT ACCESSIBILITY Distance to the nearest city (town), 0.3 km Distance to the capital of the subject 0.3 of the Russian Federation, km Distance to Moscow, km 800 Distance to the nearest federal 0.3 highway, km Nearest road, name М7 Volga (Moscow-Nizhny Novgorod-Ufa) Nearest road, distance, km 0.3 Length of road network within the 2.5 park territory, km Joining to railway lines No Railway lines within the park territory No Name of the nearest cargo offloading Levchenko Station facility Distance to the railway station, km 13.9 Distance to the nearest railway 8 transport unloading terminal, km Distance to the nearest airport, km 45 PARK INFRASTRUCTURE, LAND PLOT LAND PLOT Total area, hectares 39.5 Total area occupied by SMEs, 25.3 hectares Document generation date 28.09.2021. Information source - www.gisip.ru 2 of 8 Ⓒ Minpromtorg (Ministry of Industry and Trade) of Russia Land plot vacant area, hectares 7.9 Permissible hazard class for III companies, structures and other facilities to be located Average sale price of a land plot 15,000,000 within the park territory, RUB per hectare Average sale price of a land plot 15,000,000 within the park territory for SMEs, RUB per hectare per year REAL ESTATE UNITS Total area of existing premises, sq. 0 m Total area of production premises to 0 be occupied by the residents, sq. m Available area of production 0 premises to be occupied by the residents, sq. m Average rental price for industrial 0 premises, RUB per sq. m per year Total area of office premises to be 300 occupied by residents, sq. m Available area of office premises to 0 be occupied by residents, sq. m Average rental price for office 0 premises, RUB per sq. m per year Average sale price for office 0 premises, RUB per sq. m per year POWER SUPPLY Electricity supply Yes Electrical capacity, MW 6.2 Available electrical capacity, MW 4.5 Average tariff for electric power in 4.65 the park (excluding VAT), RUB/kW HEAT SUPPLY Heating supply No Heating energy capacity, Gkal/hour 0 Available heating energy capacity, 0 Gkal/hour GAS SUPPLY Gas supply availability Yes Gas supply capacity, m3/h 1,157 Gas supply spare capacity, m3/h 1,000 Average tariff for gas supply in the 0 park (excluding VAT), RUB/m3 WATER SUPPLY Document generation date 28.09.2021. Information source - www.gisip.ru 3 of 8 Ⓒ Minpromtorg (Ministry of Industry and Trade) of Russia Water supply availability Yes Water supply capacity, m3/h 42 Available water supply capacity, 40 m3/h Water supply source external Water Supply and Waste Water Treatment Plant Average tariff for water supply in 11.43 the park (excluding VAT), RUB/m3 WASTE WATER AND SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES Availability of a centralized water No drainage system or treatment facilities Storm water treatment facilities Yes COMMUNICATIONS IN THE PARK Communications channels Internet via fibre optic line Internet connection speed, Mbps 0 INFORMATION ABOUT RESIDENTS Total number of residents in IP, units 47 Number of Russian residents at the 47 end of reporting period, pcs Number of foreign residents at the 0 end of reporting period, pcs Number of residents who 22 commenced production in the park, units Number of jobs created in the park, 531 units Salary fund of residents of the 10.101228 industrial park, million RUB Annual revenue of residents, 0 thousand RUB STATE SUPPORT OF PARK IP is a participant of federal state Yes programs IP is a participant of regional state Yes programs SEZ status granted No PDA status granted No TAX BENEFITS FOR IP RESIDENTS WITH INDICATION OF ACTUAL TAX RATE Profit tax No Transport tax No Corporate property tax No Land tax No VAT No Document generation date 28.09.2021. Information source - www.gisip.ru 4 of 8 Ⓒ Minpromtorg (Ministry of Industry and Trade) of Russia HUMAN RESOURCES AVAILABILITY NUMBER OF RESIDENTS AT A RADIAL DISTANCE FROM THE PARK up to 100 km, persons 100,000 up to 250 km, persons 1,200,000 up to 500 km, persons 3,000,000 Availability of transport means for Yes commuting from inhabited localities to IP STATISTICAL INDICATORS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION VOLUME OF RESIDENTS OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARK, MILLION RUB 2011 120.4 2012 196.3 2013 207.9 2014 365.3 2015 469.95 2016 489.35 2017 0 2018 0 2019 0 2020 0 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN THE PARK, PEOPLE 2011 86 2012 109 2013 133 2014 154 2015 318 2016 321 2017 0 2018 327 2019 480 2020 531 SALARY FUND OF RESIDENTS OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARK, MILLION RUB 2011 28.7 2012 43.5 2013 58.4 2014 56 2015 67 2016 73 2017 0 2018 0 2019 0 Document generation date 28.09.2021. Information source - www.gisip.ru 5 of 8 Ⓒ Minpromtorg (Ministry of Industry and Trade) of Russia 2020 0 TOTAL AREA, HECTARES 2011 0 2012 39.5 2013 39.5 2014 39.5 2015 39.5 2016 39.5 2017 39.5 2018 39.5 2019 39.5 2020 39.5 AREA OCCUPIED BY RESIDENTS, HECTARES 2011 0 2012 5.6 2013 10.5 2014 13.6 2015 16.7 2016 20.08 2017 0 2018 0 2019 25.3 2020 32.6 LEASABLE AREA OF INDUSTRIAL PARK PREMISES, SQ. M 2011 0 2012 0 2013 0 2014 0 2015 0 2016 0 2017 0 2018 0 2019 0 2020 0 TAX PAYMENTS BY RESIDENTS OF THE PARK TO THE CONSOLIDATED BUDGET OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION, TOTAL, MILLION RUB 2011 0 2012 0 2013 0 2014 18.7197 2015 27.8 2016 57.814114 Document generation date 28.09.2021. Information source - www.gisip.ru 6 of 8 Ⓒ Minpromtorg (Ministry of Industry and Trade) of Russia 2017 0 2018 0 2019 0 2020 0 Ongoing facility agreement entered No into by managing company Volume of debt capital, rubles 0 INVESTMENTS IN THE PARK CUMULATIVE VALUE OF PRIVATE INVESTMENTS INTO THE PARK INFRASTRUCTURE, MILLION RUB 2011 0 2012 0 2013 22 2014 139.056 2015 1.537 2016 4.4 2017 4.9 2018 1.2 2019 1.8 2020 0.542 CUMULATIVE VALUE OF PUBLIC INVESTMENTS INTO THE PARK INFRASTRUCTURE, MILLION RUB 2011 0 2012 0 2013 0 2014 0 2015 0 2016 0 2017 0 2018 0 2019 0 2020 0 CUMULATIVE VALUE OF PARK RESIDENTS’ INVESTMENTS, MILLION RUB 2011 0 including SMEs 0 2012 0 2013 131.164014 2014 168.139432 2015 135.77701 2016 247.400134 2017 0 2018 0 2019 0 Document generation date 28.09.2021. Information source - www.gisip.ru 7 of 8 Ⓒ Minpromtorg (Ministry of Industry and Trade) of Russia 2020 0 Document generation date 28.09.2021. Information source - www.gisip.ru 8 of 8 Ⓒ Minpromtorg (Ministry of Industry and Trade) of Russia.
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