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Leningrad Region Is One of the Largest Industrial Centers of Russia CONTENT WELCOME ADDRESSES ................................. 4 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE LENINGRAD REGION ............................... 6 EXPORT SUPPORT IN THE LENINGRAD REGION ............ 8 TIMBER PROCESSING INDUSTRY ........................ 10 AGRO-INDUSTRY ...................................... 30 PETROCHEMICAL FACILITIES ........................... 48 METAL PRODUCTS MANUFACTURE AND METALLURGY .... 64 CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS MANUFACTURE ....................................... 74 SPECIALIZED SERVICES ................................ 96 MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURE ............ 104 LIST OF PRODUCTS ................................... 126 FOR NOTES .......................................... 128 CONTACTS ........................................... 130 Catalog of exporters of Leningrad region 3 WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE WELCOME ADDRESS BY THE DEPUTY CHAIR GOVERNOR OF THE LENINGRAD OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE LENINGRAD REGION REGION One of the forms of such support is Our task is to stimulate the export preparation of the catalogue “100 activities of companies using effec- Exporters of the Leningrad Region” tive support measures and creating which can be found hereby. There favourable conditions. This will help you will find detailed information on the business companies to produce the companies working in foreign goods and services which are de- markets. Their products are com- sired in the foreign market. A spe- petitive, desired, and we have no cial institute for the development doubts they will remain as such in of export activities – the Leningrad future. Region Industry Development I hope our Catalogue will help our Center – was created and now foreign colleagues to be better operates in our region. Today, the oriented in the variety of export center actively provides assistance proposals of the region and become to companies and renders all the a good guidance for them in their variety of services related to access search for new business partners. to the international market. The Government of the Leningrad We are open to cooperation and Region, in their turn, will continue stand assured of the quality of prod- making every effort to ensure the ucts made by the companies of the Dear Friends, most favourable conditions for ex- Dear Colleagues, Leningrad Region. I hope this cata- The economics of the Leningrad port of goods and services from our Support for the export activities of logue will become a good assistant Region continues its progressive ad- region and that all the goods and companies is one of the develop- in development of your business. vance. Our region has been exporting services that are worth to be intro- ment priorities of Russia. The Lenin- manufactured products in one-half duced in foreign markets meet their grad Region has always been an ac- of all countries of the world for past buyers. tive exporting territory. Over the past six years. This is a high indication five years, the number of exporters in of export orientation of the territory, I wish our potential partners suc- the Leningrad Region has doubled, wide specialization of produced items cessful cooperation with the com- and the increase in non-resource that are offered in the international panies of the Leningrad Region, exports has comprised 20%. market. Therefore, support of export new positive contacts and profitable becomes particularly important for us. deals. Governor of the Leningrad Region Deputy Chair of the Government of the Leningrad Region Aleksandr Drozdenko Dmitry Yalov 4 Welcome address Catalog of exporters of Leningrad region 5 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT LENINGRAD REGION IS ONE OF THE LARGEST THE LENINGRAD REGION INDUSTRIAL CENTERS OF RUSSIA LENINGRAD REGION IS LOCATED IN THE NORTHWEST The Leningrad Region industry basis is more than 700 active small, medium OF THE EUROPEAN PART OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION and large enterprises (number of employees > 140 thousand people) Major industries: Boarders with the EU (Finland and Estonia) Access to the Baltic Sea (the Gulf of Finland) Car manufacturing 104.9% Boarders with Saint Petersburg industrial production index Shipbuilding industry Helsinki (250 km) Washington Petrochemical facilities (7100 km) Oslo Tokyo (1050 km) Stockholm Tallin (650 km) (280 km) (7600 km) Agro-industry Beijing 1,214.4 billion rub (6100 km) amount of shipped goods of own production Moscow (600 km) Timber processing industry London Nur-Sultan Minsk (2100 km) (2750 km) (650 km) Berlin Warsaw (1300 km) (1000 km) New Delhi Construction industry Kiev (5000 km) (1050 km) Paris (2200 km) Vienna Machines manufacture (1600 km) Bucharest 128.5 billion rub Tourism (1800 km) fixed capital expenditures in industry Rome (2300 km) Istanbul Madrid (2100 km) Yerevan (3200 km) (2400 km) Leningrad Region is one of the leaders in exports among the regions of Russia > $ 7.1 billion > 550 organizations > 1,800 km 4 seaports 83.9 thousand total regional exports in 2018 amount of exporters of products and services in 2018 of shipping routes sq. kilometers — total area > $ 2.6 billion > 130 countries > 22,000 km > 3,000 km 1.8 million non-commodity exports in 2018 area of export supplies of the regional organizations of roads of railways people — population WINNER OF THE CONTEST “EXPORTER OF THE YEAR 2017” 5 federal Pulkovo > 1 trillion AMONG THE REGIONS OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION highways International Airport rubles — GRP of the (St. Petersburg) Leningrad Region in 2018 6 InformationGeneral information Catalog of exporters of Leningrad region 7 EXPORT SUPPORT In the Leningrad Region, a special institute for the development of export ac- tivities is the regional Export Support Center (division of Industry Development IN THE LENINGRAD REGION Center of the Leningrad Region). Over the past 5 years, the number of export- ers in the Leningrad Region has doubled, and the increase in non-resource Support for enterprises’ export activities is one of the Russian Federation de- non-energy exports has comprised 20%. The main task of the center is to velopment priorities. The Government of the Russian Federation is committed search for promising companies, develop their export competencies and pro- to stimulate the export activities of small and medium-sized enterprises that vide export contracts. implement their activities at the regional and municipal levels through support measures and creating a favorable environment for entrepreneurs to produce goods and services that are in demand in the foreign market. The volume of non- Services of the Export support center: resource non-energy exports should reach $250 billion by 2024. • EXPORT AUDIT OF THE ENTERPRISE AND RECOMMENDATIONS ELABORATION Choosing a Russian enterprise as a partner, you make the right choice and you can be sure that all contractual obligations will be fulfilled completely, since one of • SELECTION OF OPTIMAL EXPORT COURSES FOR ENTERING FOR- EIGN MARKET the main conditions for state support provision to Russian exporters is fulfillment of all the obligations undertaken to foreign contractors. Most of the enterprises • FOREIGN MARKETS MARKETING RESEARCH presented in the catalogue receive various export support. • ORGANIZATION OF BUSINESS MISSIONS AND COMPANIES’ PAR- TICIPATION IN FOREIGN EXHIBITIONS If you decide to choose a regional company as a partner, a special agent of the • SELECTION OF CONTRACTORS IN COOPERATION WITH REC AND Government of the Russian Federation, Roseximbank, can provide you or your RUSSIAN FEDERATION TRADE MISSIONS partner bank with borrowed funds to purchase products from Russian enterprises. • WORKSHOPS, CASE PRESENTATIONS AND EXPORT SUPPORT Russian exporters are entitled to receive a VAT recovery after providing the regu- MEASURES lator with the necessary information on the export contract performance, which • ORGANIZATION OF TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OF COMPE- serves as an additional confirmation of the reliability of transactions with Russian TENCES IN THE FIELD OF FOREIGN TRADE ACTIVITIES companies. In addition, they have access to various financial support tools, includ- • ELABORATION OF PRESENTATIONS, BOOKLETS AND OTHER MAR- ing expenses for logistics and transportation, certification and product adaptation KETING MATERIALS to the requirements of foreign markets. • ASSISTANCE IN PRODUCTS ADAPTATION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF TARGET MARKETS • PROVISION OF ACCESS TO INTERNATIONAL ONLINE TRADING SYSTEMS In addition to individual services, the center provides comprehensive support for foreign market launches. Today, the center’s export projects portfolio in- cludes over 40 regional enterprises. Specialists of the center perform an export audit of regional enterprises and select the most promising ones. When choos- ing the partner organization of the Center as a counterparty you can be sure of reliability of the regional supplier. In addition, the center can provide services for the selection of potential part- ners in the Russian Federation, our industry databases contain data on a wide range of organizations. The center has proven experience in selecting contrac- tors in of timber industry, building materials production and others. 8 Timber Processing Complex Catalog of exporters of Leningrad region 9 TIMBER PROCESSING INDUSTRY Timber industry complex of the Leningrad Region ranks third in the area in terms of production, yielding only to fuel and food industry. The Leningrad industrial complex enterprises developed a steady trend towards deeper processing of wood and integrated use of raw materials. To ensure the competitiveness of domestic
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