The company will offer a range of high-quality repair and diagnostic services to residents and businesses in the region, including fluid replacement, chassis repair, and computer diagnostics.
"When we reach full capacity, we plan to service over 2,600 units of equipment per year. We were motivated to launch the project by the tax and land preferential terms granted to residents of the Arctic zone for 10 years. During this time, we can invest in creating and developing infrastructure, establish a customer base, and become profitable, which will then support the regional budget with tax revenues," commented entrepreneur Marina Mironova.