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Lukhovitsy District INVESTMENT DATA SHEET (Moscow Region) Lukhovitsy District INVESTMENT DATA SHEET ( Moscow Region ) Approved by: Head of the Lukhovitsy District, Moscow Region , V. N. Barsukov GEOGRAPHY shares shares borders District. District. It Yegoryevsk District, Kolomna District, Zaraysk District, and Moscow Region Ozyory Ryazan Region. Ryazan The The Lukhovitsy District is also has has common borders with the Rybnoye District of the with with the following districts of the Moscow Region: and and is 130 km km away from the Moscow situated situated in the south - eastern eastern part ring ring road. It of of the Lukhovitsy District (Moscow Region) 2 Lukhovitsy District (Moscow Region) DEMOGRAPHY AND RESOURCES Mineral deposits : sand and gravel T he Lukhovitsy District of the Moscow Region limestone covers 128 . 25 ha . dolomite • Its administrative center is the town of Lukhovitsy. clay The Lukhovitsy District encompasses 63 hamlets , loam 12 settlements, and 17 villages. • The population of the district is 58,4 00 people Utility costs in 2019 : ( according to information dated January 1, 20 19). • Electric power : 3 . 89 – 5 . 56 rubles per 1 kWh The urban population is 36,2 00 people . • Natural gas supply : 6 , 560 rubles per 1000 cbm . The rural population is 22,2 00 people . • Water supply : 41 . 16 rubles per 1 cbm The population of Lukhovitsy is 30,2 00 people . • Wastewater collection : 44 . 26 rubles per 1 cbm • The working age population is 31,3 00 people . ) • Heat supply : 2781 . 60 rubles/ Gcal , without VAT n o i The employed population is 23,2 00 people . g e R w o c s o The average monthly net salary (2018) ( rubles): M ( t c • manufacturing - 42,5 00 i r t s • construction - 38,6 00 i D y s • agriculture - 39,4 00 t i v o • commerce - 36,4 00 h k u • education - 37,8 00 L • public health - 46,2 00 • culture and spor t - 35,4 00 3 TRANSPORT The Russian route M5 (also known as the Moscow - Chelyabinsk Highway) and the Moscow - Ryazan Railroad (the Lukhovitsy railway station) run through the district. The nearest river port (the town of Kolomna) is located 40 km away. The nearest international ai rport (Domodedovo) is 90 km away. The Moscow ring road is 130 km away . ) n o i g e R w o c s o M ( t c i r t s i D y s t i v o h k u L 4 EDUCATION AND QUALIFIED PERSONNEL Working population of the Lukhovitsy District is 31,3 00 people , which is 53 . 6% of the population . Approximately 16 ,000 people (51 . 1%) work in large and medium - sized enterprises. Less than 5% of workers are employed outside the Lukhovitsy District . Lukhovitsy Agricultural and Industrial College is a source of manpower for enterprises of the Moscow Region . Established approximately 30 years ago, Lukhovitsy Agricultural and Industrial College has produced more than 5 , 000 highly qualified specialists in various fields . Among its graduates are agricultural ) production managers, motor mechanics, drivers, tractor n o One can get secondary vocational education in Lukhovitsy i drivers, locksmiths, sewing specialists, construction g e Aviation College and Lukhovitsy Agricultural and Industrial R workers, electrical engineers, gas welders, cooks, hair w College . o c stylists . Students of Lukhovitsy Agricultural and Industrial s o M College get awards in various contests and professional ( t c All those wishing to improve their professional skills, to i skills competitions, such as WordSkills Russia . r t s get vocational training or refresher training are welcome in the i D y Qualification Training Center, a non - profit organization functioning s t i v in the town of Lukhovitsy. o h Local citezens’ labor specialization : k u • manufacturing L • agriculture 5 MAJOR ENTERPRISES OF THE LUKHOVITSY DISTRICT • Lukhovitsky A ircraft P lant named for P.A. Voronin, affiliate of the Russian Aircraft Corporation MiG, JSC • Transneft Diascan, JSC Aircraft production Engineering tests , investigation , analysis, and certification • Gavrilovsky Line Production Department of Main Pipelines, • Federal S tate U nitary E nterprise “ Poima ” affiliate of Gazprom Transgaz Moscow, LLC Dairy cattle breeding , Gas transportation milk production • Production P lant “ Mars ” , LLC (Lukhovitsy) • VTKKh, LLC Sauce production Heat production, transportat i on, and distribution • Affiliate of Stora Enso Packaging BB, LLC • SMSi - Rus, L LC Corrugated fiberboard production Pneumatic equipment production ) n • S cientific P roduction E nterprise “ClASS”, JSC • Equipment and Outfit, CJSC o i g e Work coveralls production Work coveralls production R w o c s • Baker - Huse Technology and Pipeline Service, JSC • Lukhovitsy Vegetables, LLC o M ( Repair and maintenance of gas and oil pipelines Indoor farming t c i r t s i D y s t i • Lukhovitsky F lour M illing P lant, JSC • Charoen Pocphand Foods, LLC v o h k u Cereal flour production Livestock feed production , L pig breeding 6 DOMINANT ENTERPRISES ) n o i g e R Lukhovitsky A ircraft P lant Gavrilovsky Line Production Transneft Diascan, JSC Federal S tate U nitary w o c named for P.A. Voronin, Department of Main Pipelines, E nterprise “Poima” s o M affiliate of the Russian affiliate of Gazprom Transgaz ( t c i Aircraft Corporation MiG, Moscow, LLC r t s i JSC D y s t i v o h k u L 7 THE LOCATION OF MAJOR ENTERPRISES • 1. LAP named for P.A. Voronin, affiliate of the Russian Aircraft Corporation MiG, JSC • 2. Transneft Diascan, JSC • 3. Gavrilovsky Line Production Department of Main Pipelines, affiliate of Gazprom Transgaz Moscow, LLC • 4. Federal S tate U nitary E nterprise “Poima” 4 6 • 5. Lukhovitsky Flour M illing P lant, JSC 2 5 • 6. Stora Enso Packaging BB, LLC , SMSi - Rus, LLC • 7. Mars, LLC • 8. Lukhovitsy Vegetables, LLC 7 • 9. Charoen Pocphand Foods, LLC 1 ) n 9 o i g 8 e R w o c s o 3 M ( t c i r t s i D y s t i v o h k u L 8 Priority Investment Areas of the Lukhovitsy District ( major areas of expertise ) The Lukhovitsy District has several industrial estates planned for the purpose of industrial development: • 2 industrial parks : the Southern Industrial Park whose area is 1 75 . 9 ha . and the Barsuki Industrial Park whose area is 303 ha . • 2 trading estates: the Mokhovoye Trading Estate with the area of 10 . 5 ha . and the M.A.Ster Trading Estate whose area is 2 . 3 ha . The Lukhovitsy District provides numerous opportunities for industrial development and offers such advantages as a beneficial geographical location, transport accessibility, land resources, human resou rces, developed infrastructure. Large distri bution centers can be built due to t he availability of sufficient land resources . ) n o Since there are many agricultural enterprises in the Lukhovitsy District , the construction of food processing enterprises has i g e R a significant potential. w In 2020 , a large - scale reconstruction of the Beloomut H ydroelectric C omplex will be completed to solve the problem of the Oka shallowness, o c s which will ensure passenger and cargo transportation. Inland waterway transport will be available. o M ( t c i r Another investment niche is agricultural tourism. The Lukhovitsy District is famous for its unique cultural sites, t s th i D such as the villages of Dedinov o , Beloomut, Lyubichi, which are referred to in the chronicles of the 15 century y s t and used to serve as summer country residences for Russian Tsars and Moscow Grand Dukes. i v The village of Dedinovo used to host a large shipyard. The Orel, the first Russian military ship, was constructed o h k there in 1669. Due to its great historical potential and its advantageous geographical location (its proximity to u L the towns of Kolomna and Zaraysk and the village of Konstantinovo), the Lukhovitsy District is attractive for investors. It will be beneficial to invest in the development of such touri st programs as “Zaokskaya Route” and “Perevitsky Torzhok” . 9 Lukhovitsy Cucumbers as A BRAND FAMOUS IN THE MOSCOW REGION Lukhovitsy cucumbers have long been famous for their flavor, which is admired both by Moscow Region dwellers and by other Russian residents . The century - old tradition of cucumber farming is still cherished and appreciated . In 2006, the grateful residents of Lukhovitsy built a monument to render homage to the cucumber and to farmers’ toil . In November 2014, the Luknovitsy Cucumber Growers’ Association was created to protect the famous brand of Lukhovitsy Cucumbers . The Russian Federal Service for Intellectual Property has issued a certificate claiming an exceptional right to use the Lukhovitsy Cucumber brand. In 2015, the government of the Lukhovitsy District held the Lukhovitsy Cucumbers festival for the first time. The festival gathers more than 2,000 touris ts and farmers from Moscow, Ryazan, the Moscow Region, and abroad. During the festival, the town of Lukhovitsy holds traditional fairs, theatrical performances, and competitions, provides amusements. Guests of the festival can taste such rare delicacies as “chernaya ukha” (black fish ) soup, i.e. fish boiled in cucumber pickle with spices) and cucumber jam. Moreover, n o i g the Art and History Museum houses an exhibition completely devoted to cucumbers . e R The exh ibition hall presents a Russian izba (wooden cabin) with a vegetable garden w o c and ironmongery. During a master class, one can learn some Lukhovitsy pickling tips s o and pickling recipes. M ( t c i r On March 9, 2019 at the International Tourism Exhibition “Intramarket”, t he Lukhovitsy t s i D Cucumbers brand was ranked third in the National Ranking of 2018 Tourism Brands y s t and awarded the title of “Proper Food”.
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