Priority projects in the Volga federal district's regions displayed on exhibition stands
Village of Pavlovka, Marksovsky District, Saratov Region. A modern hi-tech dairy farm is being constructed for 4,000 free-ranging cows. The land irrigation system will be modernised by building a pump, replacing distribution and spraying pipes and installing nine Fregat irrigation machines. A combined fodder plant will also be built. Holstein cows will be bred and sold.
The investor is the Plemzavod Trudovoy closed joint stock company.
The implementation time frame is 2010-2012 (second and third phases).
The company will invest 213.6 million roubles of its own funds and borrow 584.7 million roubles borrowed from the Joint Stock Commercial Savings Bank of the Russian Federation, Office No. 130/109 of Engels Branch No.130 of Russia's Sberbank.
The budget investments are 42 million roubles from the federal budget, and 50 million roubles from the regional budget (subsidies). The total investments will amount to 782.0 million roubles, with the company's own investments reaching 197.3 million roubles.
The total output will be 32,000 tonnes of milk in 2012, plus the sale of 1,000 young livestock.
Innovations:
a) use of energy-efficient equipment;
b) introduction of a modern computerised and automated milk production system;
c) use of milking robots as of 2012;
d) use of innovative waste-free production technologies.
City of Samara, Samara Region. The comprehensive development of housing construction sites continues in the Volgar residential community. The project aims to develop massive economy-class affordable housing, with efficient energy-use resources, environment-friendly designs and modern leisure and service facilities.
The plan includes building five residential neighbourhoods on 118.75 hectares of land in the Kuibyshev district in the Samara municipality.
The same site will also host the construction of 1.112 million sq m of housing and 0.282 million sq m of social and cultural amenities.
The project will be implemented between 2007 and 2016.
The investor is the Shard limited liability company, which is part of the Amond Group, an association of legal entities.
Financing: The project's total cost is 34 891 million roubles, including 22 387 million roubles for housing construction (both the company's own and borrowed funds), 5 982 million roubles for social and cultural amenities (targeted budget funding), 4 770 million roubles for engineering infrastructure (companies and borrowed funds plus targeted budget funding), and 1 752 million roubles for road infrastructure (targeted budget funding).
The project will create 9,113 new jobs.
City of Kirov, Kirov Region. The project includes the development of the Chistye Prudy residential neighbourhoood. The project aims to provide the neighbourhood with transport and utilities infrastructure to create comfortable conditions for residents and expand the city of Kirov to the south.
Project description: The project includes economy-class housing construction with a total floor space of 733,250 sq m. The project will dramatically accelerate the rate of housing construction and commissioning, and reduce its costs by diminishing the "load" of engineering and transport infrastructure, while providing a large number of additional jobs.
The implementation period is 2009-2013.
The investor is the Kirovspetsmontazh limited liability company.
The project's total cost is 6 416.3 million roubles, of which the investor will provide 5 144 million roubles, the Russian Investment Fund 992.46 million roubles, the regional budget 139.9 million roubles and the municipal budget 139.9 million roubles.
In addition, 2 217 000 roubles have been put up by individual investors.
The break-even period is 5.3 years. During construction, 2,740 jobs will be created. Maintenance work on the completed buildings will provide jobs to 812 people.
A total of 98,000 sq m of housing will be introduced by 2012. A 250-place kindergarten will be built and a flyover and road network will be constructed.
Village of Yubileiny, Medvedevsky District, Republic of Mariy-El. A modern hi-tech poultry farm will be constructed. The project aims to introduce advanced poultry-breeding technologies. The project covers 6 municipal districts in the republic – Volzhsky, Medvedevsky, Orshansky, Paranginsky, Sernursky and Sovetsky.
Twenty-two facilities for growing broiler chickens with a capacity of 21,000 tonnes in live weight will be introduced in 2010, as well as an incubator with a capacity of 26.8 million eggs per year, a 90,000 tonne-per-year facility for combined feed production, and a 80,000-tonne grain elevator. The sowed area is 5,700 hectares, which will produce 10,000 tonnes of grain. An additional 11,000 tonnes of poultry meat will be produced.
Ten hen houses for growing 7,300 tonnes of broiler chicken meat in live weight will be put into operation in 2011, as well as 28 houses to grow laying hens with the capacity of 32 million high-grade eggs per year.
The enterprise will reach its design capacity of 50,000 tonnes of poultry meat in live weight in 2011. The sowed area will increase to 20,000 hectares and gross grain output will be brought to 40,000 tonnes.
The implementation period is between 2006 and 2011. The project investor is the Akashevskaya Poultry Factory limited liability company.
The project's total cost is 6.1 billion roubles. The company will invest 1.6 billion roubles of its own funds. A total of 1.1 billion roubles have already been used. The state will provide 1100.0 million roubles as loan interest rate subsidies, and a total of 289.0 million roubles have been disbursed. State support as loan interest rates subsidies will comprise 400.0 million roubles, and 86.0 million roubles have been disbursed. Bank loans will account for 4500.0 million roubles, and 2.4 billion roubles have been used.
The enterprise will break even in 5.9 years.
The project will create 1,300 new jobs.
The project is part of the Federal Targeted State Programme for Agriculture Development and Agricultural Produce, Raw Materials and Food Market Regulation for 2008-2012.
City of Naberezhnyie Chelny, Tukayevsky District, Republic of Tatarstan. The project includes the modernisation of the Chelny-Broiler poultry farm limited liability company.
Project goals:
- development of the republic's innovative potential;
- job creation;
- strengthening the material and technical basis of poultry-breeding through its gradual and complete modernisation;
- adoption of energy-saving technologies;
- improvement of poultry health conditions service;
- development of necessary nature conservation facilities.
It will completely replace the import of incubator eggs securing the future of the enterprise, strengthening and developing the existing material and technical poultry-breeding basis through gradual and total retrofitting, the development of infrastructure facilities required for poultry facilities to function, the adoption of energy-efficient technologies, the optimisation of technological processes, the development of nature conservation facilities and making the region more attractive for investments.
The project was launched in 2009. The final RS-6 henhouse is to be commissioned in August 2011.
The project investor is the Chelny Broiler limited liability company.
Financing: The project's total cost is 4347.7 million roubles, of which the company provides 215.75 million. Borrowed money accounts for 3 608.1 million roubles. The Russian Investment Fund provides 434.76 million roubles. The Republic of Tatarstan provides 89.05 million roubles. Earlier, the borrowed money amounted to 655.8 million roubles. The break-even point will be reached in 3.96 years.
The project will create 639 new jobs.
City of Novocheboksarsk, Chuvash Republic. The Special Economic Zone (Sun Valley) focuses on technical innovation. The project's aim is to create a favourable environment for the development of sixth-generation economic system hi-tech sectors (nanotechnologies, solar energy, information technologies, and advanced chemical technologies).
The zone also focuses on the concentration of resources for the development of hi-tech economic sectors. The zone, occupying an area of 300 hectares, is a "turnkey" project investment site. The government invests in constructing engineering, transport, auxiliary and scientific and technical infrastructure.
Private investments will finance hi-tech projects. The site will comprise at least 10 facilities for solar cell, pure gas, polycrystalline silicon and glyphosate production. All projects will revolve around the creation of a "thin-film" solar module production enterprise.
The implementation period is 2011-2014. The key investors in the project are the Russian government, the Cabinet of Ministers of the Chuvash Republic, the city of Novocheboksarsk and private investors.
The project's total cost is 77 560.3 million roubles, which is broken down as follows: 4 705.3 million roubles for infrastructure, including the creation of new production facilities, and 72 855 million roubles (private investments).
The project will create 1,400 new jobs.
Village of Aleksandrovka, Novomalyklinsky District, Ulyanovsk Region.
The agro-industrial cluster on the basis of a "new village" incorporating the principles of joint production together with private farms within a radius of up to 40 km from the "new village" (satellite farms).
The construction and building of satellite farms, including 24 houses with all conveniences, meat-packing plant with a capacity of 12 tonnes a shift, a dairy-farm with a capacity of 5 tonnes of milk a shift, a combined fodder plant with a capacity of up to 5 tonnes a shift, and 24 household-run livestock farms.
The implementation period is 2009-2012.
The project will be financed to the tune of 4.54 billion roubles, of which the company's own money, 583 million roubles, has been used. A total of 3.96 billion roubles will be borrowed, including 2.18 billion roubles in 2010.
The comprehensive rural development project will attract young people by providing modern comfortable housing on a commercial rent basis during the first ten years of the work on the project. It then becomes the worker's property. The project envisages the full cycle of agricultural production from plant-growing and livestock-breeding, processing and packaging to marketing through its own marketing network. The project will see the formation of its own farming method training system. In the future, it will have a private educational institution. The project's main results by 2012 include 110 farmers (average wage 20,000 roubles a month), 570 satellite farmers (average wage, 15,000 roubles a month), and 410 workers and clerical staff at the managing company (average wage 13,500 roubles a month).
Penza Region. The project includes the construction of the second stretch of the Baumansky flyover at the railway station. The project's aim is to enable road traffic to move from the city centre to the southeast towards the airport. It also includes the construction of a flyover at the railway station.
The implementation period is 2010-2012.
Financing: The project's total cost is 2128 million roubles, of which: 1489.63 million roubles comes from the federal budget, 218.28 million roubles from the Penza regional budget, and 420.79 million roubles from the Penza city budget. The project also includes the modernisation of the road leading from the airport to the Baumansky flyover. The project's aim is to facilitate road traffic from the city centre in the southeastern direction towards the airport, and to reconstruct a major city thoroughfare with regulated traffic.
The implementation period should run until 2011.
Financing: The project's total cost is 795 million roubles, of which 556.5 billion roubles comes from the federal budget, 79.5 million roubles from the Penza regional budget, and 159 million roubles from the Penza city budget.
The project also includes the reconstruction of Gagarin Street with an exit to the M5 Urals Motorway. The project's aim is to ensure road traffic from the city centre to the north and to reconstruct major city street traffic regulation.
The deadline is 2011.
Financing: The project's total cost is 450 million roubles, of which 315 million roubles comes from the federal budget, 45 million roubles from the Penza regional budget and 90 million roubles from the Penza city budget.
The project also covers the reconstruction of the Ternovka Airport. The project's aim is to develop the airport network to modern standards.
The project must be completed in 2010.
The project investor is the Russian Transport Ministry.
Financing: The project's total cost is 250.8 million roubles, of which 159.5 million roubles comes from the federal budget, 54.7 million roubles from off-budget sources (under Section 68 of the FTP's Civil Aviation Subprogramme). The project is part of the FTP Transport System Development Programme in 2010-2015, a Civil Aviation Subprogramme implemented according to Russian Government Resolution No. 848 on Dec. 5, 2001.
City of Saransk, the Republic of Mordovia. The project includes building a cast steel and iron production plant for railway freight cars. The project's aim is to create a modern steel-making complex using innovative vacuum-film molding technology to produce railway freight car components.
The project will use state-of-the-art technologies and have a capacity of 31,000 tonnes a year as well as a capacity for assembling freight car supporting frames (12,000 sets a year).
The implementation period is 2004-2010.
The investor is the VKM-Stal limited liability company.
Financing: The project's total cost is 4 432.7 million roubles, of which 495.0 million roubles is investor's money and 2 650.0 million roubles is borrowed money (Vneshekonombank). As of today, 1 287.7 million roubles have been invested in the project.
The break-even period is 7.3 years.
The project will create more than 600 new jobs.
City of Izhevsk, Republic of Udmurtia. The project includes the creation of high-tech agricultural facilities. The project's aim is to increase the holding's meat production to 100,000 tonnes a year.
The republic's agro-industrial sector will be developed through the creation of new competitive hi-tech agricultural facilities and through the balanced development of engineering and transport infrastructure.
The implementation period: The existing facilities have been under reconstruction since 2007. The project will be completed in 2015.
The investor is the KOMOS GROUP limited liability company, which is the managing organisation for the holding's enterprises. The holding's following enterprises will be involved in the project -- the Udmurdskaya poultry farm open joint stock company, the Glazovskaya poultry farm limited liability company and the Vostochny open joint stock company.
Financing: The project's total cost is 8 billion roubles. As of July 1, 2010, 1.7 billion roubles have been disbursed, of which 2 billion roubles are the company's own funds, 5.7 billion roubles are borrowed money, 0.3 billion roubles are money from the Investment Fund of the Russian Federation.
The break-even period is 5.7 years.
The project will create 1550 new jobs.
City of Nizhny Novgorod, Nyzhny Novgorod Region. The project includes building a new bridge across the Volga River. The project's aim is to build a new bridge across the Volga at Podnovye, which will ensure strategic traffic security in these directions -- above all to Kazan and Moscow. The bridge will also provide a link between the Volga Federal District's regions and Russia's northern regions.
The slab-and-stringer bridge across the Volga will be built with a number of interchanges and entry points, which will take transport to Nizhny Novgorod across the river, to the M-7 Volga Motorway and the R-159 Nizhny Novgorod-Kirov Motorway. The new bridge will relieve the load on the existing bridge by 50-60% and also relieve the bridges across the Oka inside Nizhny Novgorod.
The bridge will redistribute up to 50-60% of the automobile traffic between Nizhny Novgorod-Bor and up to 100% of the vehicular traffic between Kirov and Kazan.
Building the bridge will secure transport links to the Nizhny Novgorod area thanks to the entry points for vehicles, and also facilitate labour migration, reduce unemployment in some parts of the Nizhny Novgorod region and boost the development of the Nizhny Novgorod region's and the Volga Federal District's northern areas.
The implementation period is 5 years.
The construction cost in 2009 second quarter prices is 38.39 billion roubles.
