Moscow concluded agreements with 14 investors on the allocation of land for one ruble

Moscow concluded agreements with 14 investors on the allocation of land plots on preferential terms, informed Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin in his Telegram channel.

“We have already signed agreements with 14 investors on the allocation of land on favorable terms. Since 2022, we have been providing companies with large-scale investment projects (MaIP) in industry at a rate of one ruble per year. Producers received almost 31 hectares of land for development,” Sobyanin wrote.

As a result, according to the mayor, factories will be built in Moscow for the production of building and finishing materials, furniture, packaging, food, components for cars, electronics and equipment for caravanning. Sobyanin said that new enterprises will be created, including in Zelenograd, the districts of Kosino-Ukhtomsky, Novo-Peredelkino, Mitino and Vykhino-Zhulebino.

“Thanks to the 14th concluded agreement, woodworking production will appear in the Molzhaninovsky district,” the mayor added.

According to Sobyanin, entrepreneurs will invest about 20 billion rubles in production. Over 3,000 people will be able to work in factories, he said.

“Land for one ruble can get objects that are significant for the city. Their activities are aimed at increasing the number of jobs, developing infrastructure, and increasing investment in the capital’s economy. Preference is given to innovation centers, modern industries, high technologies,” the mayor of the capital reminded.

In March, the mayor of Moscow informedthat several large industries, including high-tech ones, will appear in the capital by the end of 2023. They will provide jobs for almost 3,500 people. Among the new enterprises is a robotic plant for the production of large-sized modules for the construction of houses.

New production facilities in the eastern part of the city will be built by the Cherkizovsky Meat Processing Plant. In the north of the capital, treatment facilities will appear, which are being built by the Lianozovsky Dairy Plant. An engineering center owned by ITELMA, an electronics developer and manufacturer, will open in the south of Moscow. And in TiNAO, the Invest Development company will complete the construction of an industrial park. In total, investors invested about 19 billion rubles in projects.

Sobyanin earlier informedthat investors have invested more than 5.9 trillion rubles in the capital’s economy. in 2022. At the same time, 4.4 trillion rubles. invested in large and medium-sized businesses. Entrepreneurs, Sobyanin noted, invested in the construction of non-residential buildings, the purchase of machinery and equipment, and landscaping.