Tura 2.0 (industrial park)

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2024: Obtaining accreditation from the Ministry of Industry and Trade

In Tatarstan, the construction of the Tura 2.0 industrial park has been completed, in which residents plan to invest about ₽17 billion. This became known in early September 2024. The new industrial facility, located in Zelenodolsk district, covers an area of ​ ​ almost 100 hectares. It is expected that after the launch of enterprises in the park, about 1.5 thousand new jobs will be created.

According to the Ministry of Economy, Tatarstan the Tura 2.0 park has received accreditation. Ministries of Industry and Trade Russia This opens up access for park residents to various state support measures, including tax breaks and subsidies. The complex of engineering networks providing the infrastructure of the park will be commissioned by the end of 2024.

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According to TASS, among the largest investors in the project are companies such as the Slavitsa ice cream factory, the NEFIS group of companies and Rostselmash. Their participation testifies to the park's high attractiveness for business. As part of the Infrastructure Development Leaders program, the Tour 2.0 park received federal funding, which made it possible to ensure the implementation of large-scale infrastructure projects on its territory.

As noted by the First Deputy Minister of Economy of Tatarstan Natalya Kondratova, the new industrial park meets the growing demand for production sites in the Kazan agglomeration. The occupancy rate of existing parks has already reached a high level, making Tour 2.0 an important addition to the industrial infrastructure of the region.

As of September 2024, there are 103 industrial parks in Tatarstan, where about 1.7 thousand residents are accommodated. The occupancy rate of parks is 74.5%, which emphasizes the high level of demand for such sites among businesses. Industrial parks in the region offer a variety of support measures to their residents, including tax breaks, preferential financial programs and subsidies, which contributes to attracting investment and developing small and medium-sized businesses.^[1]

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