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Ulyanovsk region of opportunities Contents About the region Economic potential Investment attractiveness Ulyanovsk Region Development Corporation EconomicEconomic----geographicalgeographical position The Ulyanovsk region is situated in the south-east of the European part of Russia, in the centre of the Privolzhsky Federal District Developed industrial base and high consumption potential within a radius of Within a radius of Moscow 1 000 km (620 miles) 500 km (310 miles) Industrial enterprises 193 thousand 47 thousand Part in industrial production of Russia > 50% 15% Ulyanovsk Number of potential clients > 44 million > 22 million Distance to other cities Kazan 210 km (130 mi) Samara 260 km (161 mi) Nizhny Novgorod 440 km (273 mi) Moscow 875 km (543 mi) St. Petersburg 1 575 km (978 mi) page 3 Privolzhsky Federal District part of GRP of Privolzhsky Federal District in GRP of Russia, 15.3% II place among federal districts of Population in PFD the Russian Federation 29.9 I place among federal districts of RF million people Automotive industry. в радиусе в радиу vсе 20.9% 1 000 км 500 км of population in Aeronautic Engineering. Russian Federation Production of agricultural193 goods. тыс . 47 тыс . Production of mineral fertilizers, synthetic resins and Five cities with > 50% 15% plastics. population of more than 1 million people : Expenditure on technological> 44 innovations, млн . >export 22 млнof Russian. technologies. Nizhny Novgorod Freight turnover of motor vehicles. Samara Kazan Ufa II place among federal districts of RF Perm’ Share of industial production in economy of Russia. Concentration of industrial and scientific research in higher educational institutions. page 4 Ulyanovsk regionregion––––central position in PFD Centre of federal and international logistic routes Airports “River-Sea”type ports River ports Roads of federal significance Ulyanovsk Railway roads Through the region pass: Air, railway and car routes at all directions of Russia. International airlines connecting Povolzhye with Europe, Middle Asia, Middle East and China. page 5 Density of population 637,9 Central citycity————UlyanovskUlyanovsk. thousand 123 people Included in 20 largest cities of RF thousand people Ulyanovsk 18,6 Territory of the region thousand people Dimitrovgrad 37.2 thousand square meters Inza Population Barysh Population million people 17,2 1.3 thousand people In the region there is observedobserved:::: The most multinational and tolerant region of Povolzhye increase in birth rate reduction of emigration page 6 Personnel potential 17 higher educational 35 secondary specialized institutions educational institutions Including 5 state universities 53.7 thousand of students 20.9 thousand of students System of science and education in the Ulyanovsk region: Scientific research and development in the sphere of new technologies, materials and spare parts. System of personnel training for enterprises of military industrial сomplex, automobile production, aircraft production, etc. Workers of science Labour resources Employed in economy 9 000 people 807.2 602.6 250 doctors of science thousand people thousand people 1 400 candidates of science page 7 Innovative potential According to the part of R&D* in GRP the Ulyanovsk region is in the top five leading In the sphere of regions of Russia innovative activity are involved : More than 7 thousand employees are involved in R&D sphere. 24 organisations Technological innovations. 11 organisations According to the data of Rospatent, Organisational Ulyanovsk oblast belongs to a group innovations. of regions with high level of inventive activity. 11 organisations Coefficient – 3,46. Marketing innovations. * Scientific-research and experimental design bureau page 8 Comfortable living conditions Accomodation 2013 of worldwide chain «Mariott» (120 rooms) – 2014 2013 page 9 Ulyanovsk region ––– isisis… is … Settlement “Undory” Natural reservation N.М. Karamzin I.А. Goncharov A.S. Pushkin «Sengileevskiye gory» Black Lake, Dendropark N.М. Yazikov V.I. Lenin D.D. Minaev Terengulsky district Yulovo Lake, Worker’s settlement Yazikovo, A.А. Plastov А.А. Lyubishev A.D. Saharov Inzensky district Karsunsky district page 10 Touristic potential Unique natural ecological Historical monuments complexes Museum-memorial V.I.Lenin Museum of local lore named after I.А. Volzhskaya aquatoriya. Goncharov. Undory. Museum of contemporary arts named after. Natural reservation «Sengileevskye gory». А.А. Plastov. Dendropark. Museum of I.А. Goncharov. Museum of Civil Aviation of Russia. Chain of historical and cultural Medical tourism projects Improvement on the basis of medical centre «Russky Bereg». SRIAR. «Handicraft Centre». Chain of recreation houses, pensions and sanatoriums in the picturesque parts of the «Reservation of XIX century». region. City Symbols Volga UAZ Civil Aviation Lenin Goncharov Venez Aviastar Museum Karamsin Oblomov page 11 Economy Gross regional product of the Ulyanovsk region increased twice within the period from Powerful industrial 2005 till 2011 ((($($ blnblnbln.bln ...)))) complex and scientific innovative structure 1st place in Russia 1 for production of civil aircraft. 2nd place in Russia for the part of machinery 2 construction in total amount. th 2,6 3,2 3,9 4,8 4,9 5,6 6,3 5 place in Russia 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 5 for production of automobiles. page 12 Structure of industry in 2011 14% 4,5% Processing Production and Mining of minerals production distribution of electrical energy, gas and water 29% Production of 14,2% means of transport Other and equipment 6.5% Metallurgical production 13,8% 6,5% Production of food Wood processing products, including and production of drinks construction 11.5% materials Production of electrical equipment page 13 Aviation cluster Ulyanovsk ——— centre of aircraft construction Nowadays, in the region there is a complete production cycle of production of air crafts of different types. Production is made in cooperation with the world’s players and companies from other regions of RF, having competence in aircraft construction. Managing company - Regional government department “Development of the aviation cluster of the Ulyanovsk region” . 36 participants from 7 specialization fields, 32 enterprises-cooperators. Production and technical maintenance CJSC «Aviastar-SP». OJSC «Utes». OJSC «Ulyanovsk construction bureau of «Volga-Dnepr Technics Ulyanovsk» Ltd. instrument production» CJSC «Aerocomposit». page 14 Automotive cluster Design development and production Science and education More than 100 enterprises of automotive industry Automobile production: Ulyanovsk State technical university. OJSC «UAZ». OJSC «Ulyanovsky mechanical plant №2». Dimitrovgradsky technical Production of trucks and BAW buses (China). college. Automotive components : Ulyanovsk automechanical OJSC «Autodetal’-Service». vocational school. OJSC «Ulyanovsky Motorny Zavod». LLC «Autokontakt». Ulyanovsk electromechanical OJSC «Dimitrovgradsky autoagregate plant». college. LLC «Simbirsky plant of window raisers». OJSC «Utes». Industrial Parks Plant on production of autocomponents of the company «Takata» DAAZ Industrial Park Zavolzhye Industrial Zone page 15 Logistic advantages of the region Russian automotive market: production and consumption by 2020 * Anticipated production capacities at the beginning of 2012 Annual production volume of automobiles in the In a radius of radius of 500 km 1 000 km (310 mi) from 193 Ulyanovsk city is thousand over1,5 million cars in 2012 > 50% Location of the automobile cluster in the Ulyanovsk region makes it possible for its participants to make deliveries of raw materials and end products to > 44 million consumers by optimally profitable way. Localization of a new industrial enterprise in the territory of the Ulyanovsk region provides a company-investor with equal access to consumers in the western, southern and eastern parts of Russia. Cost of cargo deliveries from Ulyanovsk to Moscow is 3-4 times lower than cost of cargo deliveries from Moscow to Ulyanovsk * Capacities by 2011. Capacity is formed by total production capacity and can differ from factual volumes of output. Source: State statistic service, “Avtostat, LLC”, OJSC “AvtoVAZ”. Page 16 NuclearNuclear----innovativeinnovative cluster. Structure of cluster Scientific Research Institute of atomic reactors Nuclear science Centre of applied nuclear research Plant on production of radiopharmaceuticals Innovative science Centre of medical radiology Centre of education and retraining of personnel Innovative workforce Affiliate of Scientific Research Nuclear University MIFI International centre of collective use Implementation of research Specialized technopark page 17 ЯдерноNuclear-innovative-инновационныйNuclear innovativecluster.кластер cluster. ОсновныеMain projectsпроекты Main projects Creation of an affiliate of Scientific Construction of a multifunctional highhigh----speedspeed research nuclear university “““MIFI“MIFIMIFI”””” research reactor MBIR Branches: Investment volume — $796.9 mln. Technological. 300 workplaces. Mechanical. Implementation period — till 2020. Energetic. Pharmaceutical. Plant on production of Extra education. radiopharmaceuticals Range of radioisotopes : Property market Molybdenum-99 Gadolinium-135 strontium-89 curium-244, 248 Campus with total area of 57 000 sq. m. Iodine-131 Tin-177m Training of 1 500 specialists with higher lutetium-177m education. tungsten-188 Phosphorus-33 americium-241, 243 Training of 900 specialists with secondary vocational education. Production of molybdenum-99
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