A FPV resident built a modern logistics complex with an area of 11 thousand square meters in Vladivostok
The “Gamma” Company has commissioned a Class A logistics complex with an area of 11 thousand square meters and office premises with an area of 1 thousand square meters in Vladivostok. The new facility will help meet the growing demand for modern logistics real estate in Primorye, which is associated with the active development of trade and economic relations with friendly countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), the resident of the Free Port of Vladivostok (FPV) invested 552.9 million rubles in the project. According to Sergei Scaly, Deputy Director General for Investment Project Support at FEDC, the region needs new logistics infrastructure for further development.
The company noted that the complex's services are used by manufacturing, trading and logistics companies. Clients are attracted by the spacious premises, the availability of loading and unloading areas and office premises, convenient access roads, modern ventilation systems, security and fire extinguishing, accounting and control.
"Thanks to the FPV regime, the company successfully implemented the investment project within the planned time frame. The most significant (benefits) are reduced insurance premiums to 7.6% for 10 years, zero taxes on profit and property for 5 years. State support will allow the company to reach payback in 8 years. In addition, the participation in the project of another FPV resident, company “Mega”, helped to establish the operation of the new complex. The partner put into operation the first Class A warehouse in Vladivostok in 2018," – “Gamma” LLC said.
The “Gamma” Company has commissioned a Class A logistics complex with an area of 11 thousand square meters and office premises with an area of 1 thousand square meters in Vladivostok. The new facility will help meet the growing demand for modern logistics real estate in Primorye, which is associated with the active development of trade and economic relations with friendly countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), the resident of the Free Port of Vladivostok (FPV) invested 552.9 million rubles in the project. According to Sergei Scaly, Deputy Director General for Investment Project Support at FEDC, the region needs new logistics infrastructure for further development.
The company noted that the complex's services are used by manufacturing, trading and logistics companies. Clients are attracted by the spacious premises, the availability of loading and unloading areas and office premises, convenient access roads, modern ventilation systems, security and fire extinguishing, accounting and control.
"Thanks to the FPV regime, the company successfully implemented the investment project within the planned time frame. The most significant (benefits) are reduced insurance premiums to 7.6% for 10 years, zero taxes on profit and property for 5 years. State support will allow the company to reach payback in 8 years. In addition, the participation in the project of another FPV resident, company “Mega”, helped to establish the operation of the new complex. The partner put into operation the first Class A warehouse in Vladivostok in 2018," – “Gamma” LLC said.
