The special economic zone "Titanium Valley" in the Sverdlovsk region will be expanded: the SEZ status will be extended to the site in the village of Patrushi, Sysertsky district. Relevant application from the Governor Evgenia Kuyvasheva was supported at a meeting of the Interdepartmental Working Group on the Creation and Development of Special Economic Zones, chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexander Novak. The area of the new stage of the SEZ will be 121.5 hectares.
The site is planned to house a distribution center worth about 9.2 billion rubles, as well as an automated logistics complex worth 1.6 billion rubles, the construction agreements of which were signed at last year's Innoprom exhibition. The new territory will also produce products made of polymer and other materials — the start of production will cost 422 million rubles. 200 million rubles will be spent on the creation of perfumery and cosmetics production, and another 505 million rubles will be spent on the production of textiles. As explained in According to the Government, the developments are in a high degree of readiness and will contribute to the development of the logistics project "Dry Port".
"Increasing entrepreneurial activity, creating a favorable business environment and launching large—scale investment projects are key tasks that receive special attention in Sverdlovsk region. The expansion of the area of the special economic zone "Titanium Valley" will fully meet these goals," said the Deputy Minister of Economic Development of Russia. Dmitry Vakhrukov.
Investment projects are in a high state of readiness. Their implementation, in particular, will contribute to the development of the strategic megaproject Sukhoi Port, initiated by Evgeny Kuyvashev to transform the Sverdlovsk Region into the country's largest logistics hub.
"The new site will house a modern, innovative distribution center, and an automated logistics complex will be launched here. It is also planned to organize the production of innovative products, including those made of polymer materials, at the site. In addition, there are plans to launch the production of perfumes, cosmetics and textiles. The total investment is estimated at more than 10 billion rubles, and it is planned to create over 3,000 jobs," said Dmitry Ionin, Deputy Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region.
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