The boundaries of the “Mikhailovsky” ASEZ have been expanded to allow for the construction of new customs and logistics terminals

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree expanding the boundaries of the “Mikhailovsky” ASEZ in Primorsky Region. This will enable the implementation of an investment project to build the “Sungach” and “GREEN HUB” road and rail customs and logistics terminals, using state support. The project aims to organize cargo inspection and temporary storage, as well as develop border logistics infrastructure. Private investment will total approximately 2 billion rubles, and 189 jobs are expected to be created. Investment projects will receive state support in the form of tax breaks and administrative preferences, following agreements with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC) to grant them resident status in the “Mikhailovsky” ASEZ.

The boundaries of the priority development area include land plots totaling 62.2 hectares in the Lesozavodsky urban district of Primorsky Region. These plots are planned for construction of the “Sungach” automobile customs and logistics terminal, complete with temporary storage warehouse infrastructure, a permanent customs control zone, veterinary and phytosanitary inspection points, a motel, and parking. The “GREEN HUB” railway terminal will also feature railway sidings, a multi-purpose loading and unloading area, an LPG loading platform, and a container terminal with a customs control zone.

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