A resident of FPV plans to produce more than 100 thousand tons of lime per year In the Primorsky Region
A new resident of the free port of Vladivostok (FPV), the “Izvest DV” company will build a plant for the production of premium grade lime in the Primorsky Region. In the implementation of the project, In accordance with the agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), the company will invest 225 million rubles and create 24 jobs. The start of production will take place by 2025.
“When we reach full capacity, our company will act as the only manufacturer in the Far East. We will focus, first of all, on mining and processing plants, manufacturers of building materials and agricultural enterprises,” said Karen Gasparyan, director of “Izvest DV” LLC.
“The state support measures that entrepreneurs receive within the framework of the preferential regime of the free port of Vladivostok help them implement socially significant and in-demand investment projects, and tax breaks and reduced insurance premiums for new jobs are an opportunity to scale their business,” believes Deputy General Director for support of investment projects of the FEDC Sergey Skaliy.
A new resident of the free port of Vladivostok (FPV), the “Izvest DV” company will build a plant for the production of premium grade lime in the Primorsky Region. In the implementation of the project, In accordance with the agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), the company will invest 225 million rubles and create 24 jobs. The start of production will take place by 2025.
“When we reach full capacity, our company will act as the only manufacturer in the Far East. We will focus, first of all, on mining and processing plants, manufacturers of building materials and agricultural enterprises,” said Karen Gasparyan, director of “Izvest DV” LLC.
“The state support measures that entrepreneurs receive within the framework of the preferential regime of the free port of Vladivostok help them implement socially significant and in-demand investment projects, and tax breaks and reduced insurance premiums for new jobs are an opportunity to scale their business,” believes Deputy General Director for support of investment projects of the FEDC Sergey Skaliy.
