The Republic of Tatarstan – gateway to Russia

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The Republic of Tatarstan
April 2013
The Republic of Tatarstan is located in
the central area of the European territory of Russia
Tatarstan borders eight regions of the Russian Federation
The territory of the Republic of Tatarstan is comparable
with the territories of the Netherlands and Belgium taken
together – 67.837 square km
Destination from Moscow – 800 km
Population – 3.8 mln, of which
53.2% Tatars,
39.7% Russians
MOSCOW
Capital – Kazan
800 km.
R U S S I A
According to the transport strategy of the Russian Federation, the trans-continental
Western Europe - Western China transport corridor will run across the territory of
Tatarstan (North Europe – Saint-Petersburg – Kazan – Kazakhstan - China)
Tatarstan is situated at the intersection of major transport routes: rail, motor
and waterway, at the confluence of the Volga and Kama rivers
Agryz
Zelenodolsk
Kazan
Elabuga
Nizhnekamsk
Naberezhnye Chelny
Almetyevsk
Bugulma
Automobile roads of
federal significance
Transport and logistics
There are two international airports in the Republic of
Tatarstan: Kazan international airport and Begishevo
At present Kazan international airport is undergoing
renovation. A new terminal with the annual servicing capacity
of 1.2 mln passengers was put into operation in 2012. By 2018
airport’s annual servicing capacity will grow from today’s 2 mln
to 3.2 mln passengers
Major international and Russian airlines are based in Kazan
international airport
Tatarstan ranks in Russia’s top 5 regions in terms of GRP
GRP of the Republic per capita
GDP of Russia per capita
– US $11,944*(**)
– US $11,233*(**)
Share of Tatarstan GRP
in Russian GDP
2.2%
2.3%
2.3%
Tatarstan is the 3rd largest oil-producing region in Russia,
producing more than 30 mln tons of crude oil per year
2010
In 2011 Forbes and Ernst & Young ranked Tatarstan
as the best region for doing business in Russia
2011
2012*
Tatarstan – is the region-donor to the Federal Budget in terms of tax,
collected in the Republic of Tatarstan
Capital - Kazan is in the list of Russian fourteen largest cities
with population over one million people
Kazan is recognized as the sports capital of Russia
Kazan is branded as "Russia’s Third Capital"
The Republic has a relatively high credit rating, reflecting low risk of investment
Ba1
BBB-
* estimated
**according to 2012, assuming weighted average RUR/US $ exchange rate at 31.07
Tatarstan is one of the most economically developed regions
The Republic is rich in natural resources,
including:
Key data: Tatarstan’s share in Russian
Federation (2012)
 Crude oil – approx. 1 bn tons
 Oil bitumen – 7 bn tons
 Gas, Brown and Black Coal, Copper Ore
5%
4%
3%
2%
1%
0%
4,6% 4,9%
2.3%
2.7% 3,0%
3,7%
0.4%
 Phosphorites and Aggregates
The Republic of Tatarstan is a significant contributor to the Federal
industrial base (2012)
Polyethylene
56.1%
Trucks
30.9%
Grain
4.2%
*estimated
** 2011 data
Crude Oil
6.3%
Car tyres
37.3%
S ynthetic Rubber
42.6%
The Republic of Tatarstan ranks in Russia’s top 5 regions in terms of Gross
Regional Product reaching US $45.5 bn*(**) (2012)
US $, bn
GRP* of the Republic
50,0
45,0
40,0
35,0
30,0
25,0
20,0
15,0
10,0
US$ 42.6 bn
US$ 45.5 bn
US$ 33.1 bn
2010
2011
2012**
Tatarstan is a highly industrialized region. In 2012 manufacturing and oil
extraction amounted to 44.5 per cent of GRP**
Other
16.5%
Trading and catering
14.9%
Transport and
communication
Construction
8.4%
Agriculture
10.1%
5.6%
* assuming weighted average RUR/US $ exchange rate in 2012 at 31.07, 2011 at 29.39, 2010 at 30.37
** estimated
Industry
44.5%
JSC Svyazinvestneftekhim (SINEK) – gateway to the Republic of Tatarstan
In 2003 the Republic of Tatarstan established JSC Svyazinvestneftekhim, into which it transferred its shareholdings in
18 key companies of the Republic
SINEK is 100% owned by the Republic of Tatarstan. Its strategic purpose is to stimulate economic growth and
investments in the Republic and to operate portfolio companies
Currently SINEK manages 29 companies. As of 30 June 2012 total portfolio value amounted to US $6.3 bn
In 2005 SINEK issued its debut US $250 mln Eurobond
SINEK was rated BBB-/Ba1 by Fitch and Moody’s, respectively
SINEK’s principal shareholdings include (April 2013):
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Tatneft* - 33.6%** (6th largest oil company in Russia)
Generation company – 100% (A leading energy company in the Republic of Tatarstan)
Nizhnekamskneftekhim* - 25.2% (One of the largest petrochemical companies in Eastern Europe)
Kazanorgsintez* - 26.6% (The largest polyethylene producer in Russia)
Tattelecom - 87.2% (The largest telecommunications company in the Republic of Tatarstan with
aprox. 5,700 employees)
Taneco - 9% (First large oil refinery built after the dissolution of the Soviet Union)
Ak Bars Bank - 27.7%** (The largest bank in the Republic of Tatarstan)
As of 30 June
As of 31 December
2012
2011
2010
2009
US $ 7.1 bn
US $ 6.7 bn
US $ 7.5 bn
US $ 6.7 bn
Total assets
*Republic of Tatarstan retains a "Golden Share"
** Both direct and indirect ownership
EUROPE-TATARSTAN CLEAN TECH FUND
Svyazinvestneftekhim
Sinek (RUS)
Wermuth Asset
Management (GER)
SINEK
JERSEY
INVESTORS
EUROPE-TATARSTAN
CLEAN TECH FUND
PROJECTS
Downside Protection:
The Europe-Tatarstan Clean Tech Fund launched at German-Russian
government meeting 19 July 2011 in Hanover in the presence of German
Chancellor Angela Merkel and then Russian president Dmitry Medvedev
up to a total loss of 40% on any deal which leads to a CAPEX investment in Tatarstan, a non-Tatarstan investor would still
receive at least 100% of its invested capital (assuming 40% share of Tatarstan/SINEK in the Fund).
Additional Upside:
when a deal is exited > cost the non-Tatarstan investors would receive up to a 2x return on their investment;
thereafter Tatarstan receives back its invested capital, thereafter profits are shared pro-rata between LPs;
a further privileged return regime can become effective, whereby non-Tatarstan investors could receive a share in profit up
to 32% larger than their pro-rata share, depending on total investments in Tatarstan.
Industrial sector of the Republic of Tatarstan
Tatneft
The 6th largest oil producer in Russia – approx. 26mln tons
of oil annually
Market Capitalization (01.04.2013) – over US $14 bn
TANECO
First large oil refinery built after the dissolution of the Soviet Union
In 2006 the project received a federal status
The main coordinator of the construction of the complex is Tatneft
The annual capacity of the refinery is 7 mln tons of crude
high sulfur oil (planned increase to 14 mln)
Oil Refining and Petrochemical Complex will produce 18 kinds of
oil deep conversion products
The project is going to be implemented in 3 stages
First stage of complex was launched in October 2010
The cost of the project is approx. US $10 bn
Industrial sector of the Republic of Tatarstan
Nizhnekamskneftekhim
One of the largest petrochemical companies in Eastern Europe
The largest producer of synthetic rubber in Russia
Produces more than 50% of Russia's production of isoprene,
butadiene and butyl rubber
Kazanorgsintez
The largest polyethylene producer in Russia, representing approx.
37% of country’s total production
Produces over 170 different chemical products
KAMAZ
The largest automotive producer in Russia
In 2012 KAMAZ produced approx. 38% of total Russian production of trucks
Frequent champion of "The Paris-Dakar" rally
Кazan Helicopter Plant
Worldwide known manufacturer of the Mi-8/Mi-17 family of helicopters
One of the largest manufacturer for aircraft and defense industry in Russia
The share of exports is more than 70%
Generation company
Tattelecom
KMPO and others
Financial sector of the Republic of Tatarstan
Financial sector of the Republic is represented by the largest financial institution of the
Republic – AK BARS Bank
Is in the list of TOP - 20 Russian banks
AK BARS Bank's share in the
Tatarstan banking market
(October 1, 2012)
Over 49 thousand corporate and 2,4 mln individual customers
Assets
38%
The bank has a broad network of branches in the Republic and
Russia
Equity
56%
Borrowed funds
40%
Bank was rated BB-/B2 by Fitch and Moody’s respectively
Loans issued
34%
AK BARS Bank
There are 26 credit institutions and 96 branches of the Republican, Russian and
International banks in Tatarstan
and others
Economic map of the Republic of Tatarstan
Automobile and petrochemical clusters
Mendeleevsk
Kazanorgsintez
Elabuga
Kazan
Zelenodolsk
Innopolis
Nizhnekamsk
Chistopol
Naberezhnye Chelny
Zainsk
Almetyevsk
Key data: Tatarstan’s share in Russian
Federation (2012)
5%
4%
3%
2%
1%
0%
4,6%
2.3%
2.7% 3,0%
4,9%
Bugulma
3,7%
0.4%
Oil production cluster
Energy-supply of the Republic of Tatarstan
Population: 1,7 million
Power generation: 5580 MW
Kazanorgsintez
No power deficit
Innopolis
CHP
Elabuga
Zelenodolsk
Innopolis
CHP-1
CHP
HPP
CHP-3
Nizhnekamsk
CHP-2
CHP
Naberezhnye Chelny
Zainsk
Chistopol
SRPS
Almetyevsk
Tatneft
Kamaz
Population: 2,1 million
БугульмаNizhnekamskshina
Power generation:1230 MW
Power deficit is already an issue
JSC AMMONI
Development of the Republic of Tatarstan: cluster-based approach
The main priorities of the development of the Republic of Tatarstan economy are oil refining, petrochemical and
automobile industries. The use of energy-saving technologies is considered as the main way of reducing costs in these
sectors
In order to develop these industries the Republic of Tatarstan implements cluster approach on the basis of relevant
key companies
Oil refining and petrochemical cluster
Development of small and medium-sized companies is encouraged on the basis of Kazanorgsintez,
Nizhnekamskneftekhim, Himgrad and Industrial Area “Kamskiye Polyany" the aim of which is to increase the level of
processing and added value of products produced by key companies
Ammonia, methanol and carbamide production plant is under construction on the industrial site of Mendeleevsk city of
the Republic of Tatarstan. The total capacity of the plant will be more than 1.4 mln tons a year. The cost of the
project is approx. US $2.0 bn.
In 2012 the development program of the Kama
innovative regional industrial cluster won a
competition among pilot programs for the
development of innovation clusters held by the
Ministry of Economic Development
of the Russian Federation
In 2012 the share of petrochemical industry in the
industrial production of the Republic of Tatarstan was
increased by 5.4% and comprised 36.6%
Production output of the territory of the Kama
industrial cluster amounts €15 bn. It is planned to
increase the output up to €50 bn by 2020
Ammoni
Himgrad
Kazanorgsintez
Ufa
Kvart
Kamskiye Polyany
Taneco
Nizhnekamskshina
Development of the Republic of Tatarstan: cluster-based approach
(continued)
Automobile cluster
KAMAZ
(Naberezhniy Chelny)
SEZ Аlabuga
KAMAZ – is the key element of the
automobile cluster in the Republic of
Tatarstan
11% of the company is owned by
German Daimler AG
Sollers is an important partner of SEZ
Alabuga in the production of cars and
spare parts
The strategy of KAMAZ is to employ
new technologies and up-to-date
components
Production capacity of Ford Sollers JV
will increase to 200 thousand cars per
year. The launch of Ford engines
production is also planned in SEZ
Alabuga with expected annual
production of 180 thous. engines
In line with the strategy, KAMAZ
established JVs with the following hitech companies:
ZF Friedrichshafen AG (JV
engaged in production of gear
boxes)
Knorr-Bremse
(JV engaged in production of brake
systems)
Mercedes-Benz
(JV engaged in assembly of
Mercedes-Benz trucks)
Mitsubishi Fuso Trucks & Bus Co
(JV engaged in assembly of
Mitsubishi Fuso trucks)
… and other JVs
All major car producers in Russia are
located within 400 km from SEZ
Alabuga
GAZ
400 km.
IZH
SEZ
Alabuga
UAZ
KAMAZ
Car spare parts production is one of the main
priorities. Turkish-French company Automotive
Glass AlyansRus, dealing with car glass production,
is located in the territory of SEZ Alabuga. The
production volume amounts to 500 thous. sets per
year
VAZ GM
On 3 November 2010, Tatneft and the German Daimler-Preiss Group launched
the production of glass fiber and related products with the annual production
volume of 21 thousand tons
Business friendly environment in the Republic of Tatarstan
In 2005 two industry and production-oriented special economic zones were established in
Russia: SEZ Lipezk (Lipetzk region) and SEZ Alabuga (Tatarstan)
8 of 11 largest cities in Russia are located within a 1,000 km radius
The government has invested US $600 mln into infrastructure of
SEZ Alabuga. All conditions for successful business are created
Industrial infrastructure
Customs infrastructure
Business infrastructure
20 sq km of fully developed infrastructure
Overall private investments amounted to US $1.2 bn. Expected
investments by 2015 – approx.$6 bn. 34 companies are located in
the territory of SEZ Alabuga
Tax incentives and preferences are available for residents of SEZ
Alabuga:
Profit tax
20%
2%
Land tax
1,5%
0%
Transport
tax
0,3-3,8$
0$
Property
tax
2,2%
0%
No export
duty
No import
duty and
VAT for
machinery
and parts
The world’s largest plant on production of heat insulators from stone wool was
built by Rockwool International in SEZ Alabuga. The plant was opened in April
2012
"Vedomosti": Why did you choose SEZ Alabuga in Tatarstan for building the world’s largest plant
on production of heat insulators from stone wool? What makes it better than other sites of
Russian regions?
"First of all - the logistics"
"We found out that the Republic of Tatarstan - the region that focuses on business
development"
"Most important advantage - the local infrastructure: coming into SEZ Alabuga, you get your
own gas, your own electricity, all what you need - nothing to worry about "
CEO Eelco van Heel,
Rockwool International
Multinational corporation, world leader in production and distribution of
construction material and other industries, will launch a plant in SEZ Alabuga,
Tatarstan on production of construction and automotive glass.
"There is an opportunity to work in many regions of Russia without corruption schemes”
“Over the last 10 years, the investment climate in Russia has improved significantly”
"It (Russia) is one of the countries where Saint-Gobain is developing most rapidly"
Pierre-André de Chalendar,
Chairman and CEO of SaintGobain
"Russia has enormous potential in the field of construction"
A diversified international corporation will put into operation its second plant in Russia in
SEZ Alabuga, Tatarstan that will produce products for the oil and gas industry. It will invest
1 billion rubles in the production of epoxy anticorrosion coatings, hollow glass microspheres,
production and processing of abrasive materials and tapes in SEZ Alabuga
"The main reason for choosing the site for the plant in SEZ Alabuga were customs and tax benefits as
well as well-developed infrastructure in the Special Economic Zone"
"Within 5-10 years, Russian production of the "3M" will amount half of total sales of the company in
Russia"
Reza Vaziri,
Director General,
ЗМ Russia
"Belaya Dacha Trading" - specializes in the production of ready-to-eat fresh salads and
vegetables. Agricultural Holding has launched its second plant in SEZ Alabuga in
Tatarstan. The company has invested in the project 600 million rubles
"Due to the plant in Alabuga the company will be able to sell salads in 12 cities with a population of over
one million people thus totalling to more than 50 million people"
Anton Semenov,
Director General,
Belaya Dacha
Trading
McDonald's plans to supply its restaurants with salad and vegetable
products of
The Kazan McDonald's Distribution Center supplies foods to McDonald's restaurants in
the Volga-Ural region
McDonald's in Russia supports the idea of the “City of suppliers" in Alabuga
"Rockwool International has built the largest thermal insulation materials producing factory in
the world and saved $12.6 mln on customs incentives"
Nicholas Andrew Vince, Director General, Rockwool Russia
"In such a large project like ours, tax incentives are of a great importance"
Mehmet Ali Tiryaki, Director General JV Sisecam and Saint-Gobain
"SEZ Alabuga has a World-class infrastructure and it is real"
Ted Cannis, President and CEO, Ford Sollers
"Hayat Group is investing into its project in Alabuga $630 mln. Tatarstan
has a great business environment"
Onur Guven, Development Director, Hayat Group
"We had a very long and careful study of various production sites and
finally chose SEZ Alabuga because of it`s convenient location"
Alan Irvin, Project Manager, Armstrong Russia
"Thanks to free connection to utility lines Air Liquide saved up to $2.5 mln
of investments"
Jan Keller, Vice-President Russia-CIS and member of Air Liquide
Executive Committee
The Republic’s investment potential is proved by the presence of
international companies in Tatarstan
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Innovation Policy of the Republic of Tatarstan
Institutions of innovation development of the Republic of Tatarstan
Technopolis Himgrad
SEZ Alabuga
6 technoparks
3 agro-industrial parks
2 industrial sites
6 business incubators
4 industrial parks
Innopolis Kazan (The new innovative satellite-city is
under construction at the distance of 35 km. from
Kazan)
MASTER
Innovation Policy of the Republic of Tatarstan (continued)
Innopolis Kazan is a new project of federal significance involving the construction of an
independent scientific and innovation centre for IT specialists and for the development of
innovative technologies
Innovation satellite city, located at the distance of 35 km from Kazan, with the total area of 1,200 ha
Technopark with the area of 200,000 square kilometers for 10,000 IT specialists
Establishment of IT-University for 5,000 students with Carnegie Mellon University (USA) and construction of a campus for
4,500 students (the first intake of the IT University will be in September 2013)
Social and administrative infrastructure including nursery, library, museum, recreation center, nursing home, health center,
hotel and etc.
XI international investment forum “Sochi-2012”. On 21 September 2012 President of Tatarstan, Rustam
Minnikhanov, and Head of Vnesheconombank, Vladimir Dmitriev, signed a memorandum on implementation and
funding of the “Innopolis Kazan” project
High costs of providing traditional energy sources lead to the introduction of alternative energy sources,
independent from external suppliers, based on clean technologies: energy-efficient building materials,
renewable energy, waste water treatment, the use of vehicles with hybrid and electric motors, environmentally
sustainable agriculture
In November 2012 Innopolis Kazan obtained the status of technology development Special Economic Zone
Innovation Policy of the Republic of Tatarstan (continued)
Development of a high-tech, knowledge-based
economy
Creation of Technoparks throughout the Republic
Flagship IT Park in Kazan, home to international tech companies.
Joint programs with Rosnano are implemented on the basis of
technopark Idea and technopolis Himgrad. (In 2011 OOO “Danoflexnano” launched flexible packaging production plant based on
nanotechnologies)
Government development programs to encourage innovation
Government research grants are provided in a range of fields
including nanoscience, biotech, pharmaceuticals and IT
Cooperation with the Innovation Centre of “Skolkovo” is successfully
being developed. (In 2011 five projects from Tatarstan got the
status of “Participant of Skolkovo”)
Investment in infrastructure
A "Wired Republic" with readily available high-speed internet
Extensive video-conferencing facilities throughout the Republic
State-of-the-art technical facilities
Extensive provision of E-Government services
UN gives green light to Kazan
In 2012, the UN chose Kazan and Kaliningrad as the pilot sites of the project to
reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the road transport in Russian cities. The
program will have been implemented by 2017
The project aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by means of better planning
and management of urban transport. The project provides:
 demonstrations on the integrated planning of the transport system in Kazan
 establishing of monitoring system and promotion of environmentally friendly
transport
 demonstration of new low carbon transport technologies
Total investments of $ 163.5 million, 70% of which will be directed to the Republic
of Tatarstan
Scientific potential of the Republic of Tatarstan
A highly-skilled and highly-motivated talent pool
Tatarstan is an educational centre with more than 200,000
students
86 universities and institutes
Scientific work is conducted in 73 research institutes and in
the Academy of Science
Kazan State University is one of 9 federal universities in Russia
Researches are very well supported on local and federal level
in such fields as IT technologies, pharmaceuticals, physics,
chemistry and others
Cultural life of the Republic of Tatarstan
Kazan is an ancient city with the unique Kazan Kremlin that is
included in the UNESCO’s World Heritage List
In 2005 Kazan celebrated its 1000th anniversary
In 2004 Kazan Federal University (formerly Kazan State University)
celebrated its 200th anniversary. It is the second oldest university in
the Russian Federation. Kazan Federal University is included in the
Russian State Heritage List
Kazan is a cultural centre. Many international festivals are held in
the capital:
Rudolph Nureyev International Ballet Festival
Fedor Shalyapin International Opera Festival
Rock Festival "The Creation of the World"
International Muslim Film Festival and others
Cultural heritage of the Republic of Tatarstan
In the Republic of Tatarstan two cultures, Muslim and Russian Orthodox,
coexist peacefully.
Muslim traditions in the Republic of Tatarstan have deep roots and its origins
come from Volga Bulgaria with the adoption of Islam in the X century. Kazan- is
the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan and the northernmost point of Islam.
Beginning of the broad distribution of Orthodoxy in the Republic of Tatarstan is
associated with the capture of Kazan by Ivan the Terrible in the XVI century. In
2005, Pope John Paul II returned to Russia Kazan icon of the Mother of God, it
was handed to the Kazan diocese
In 2010 the Republic launched a "Cultural heritage: ancient Bulgar* and
the island-city of Sviyazhsk*", a large-scale project to restore the Republic’s
famous historical and architectural heritage of both Tatar and Russian cultures.
The total project cost, estimated at 4.7 billion rubles, is being funded from the
Federal budget, the Republican budget and private donations.
* proposed by the Russian Government as nominees for entry into the World
Heritage List
Tatarstan: center of sport achievements
AK BARS – four times
champion of Russia and two
times winner of KHL Cup
Rubin – two times champion
of Russia, winner of Russian
Cup 2011/2012
The Volga Region State Academy of Physical Culture, Sports and
Tourism made the first enrollment in 2010
The Academy was created for the innovative development
of national sport, physical culture and tourism
Upon completion of the Universiade-2013, many sports facilities
will be handed over to the Academy
Unics – European Cup winner
Tatarstan: centre of sports achievements (continued)
"Kazan – sports capital of Russia"
The development of sport in the Republic of Tatarstan was recognized by various international sports
federations
Kazan earned the right to host the most important sports events:
2013 – Summer Universiade
2015 - World Championship in
Aquatics
2018 – Russia will host Football World
Cup for the first time. Kazan is one of
11 cities where championship matches
will take place
Tatarstan: centre of sports achievements (continued)
Development of transport and logistics infrastructure
Launch of new metro stations in 2013 and significant extension of
underground by 2018
Launch of high-speed railway service (Aeroexpress) between Kazan
railway station and the international airport of Kazan in December
2012
Completion of new transport interchanges is planned in 2013
RZD to launch high-speed train by 2018
Development of large-scale logistics centers with storage space of
Category A
Tatarstan: centre of wise investments
"Tatarstan – the best region to do business in Russia"
Forbes, Ernst&Young - 2011
"The Republic has a very good base of educated people"
Lee Kuan Yew, Minister Mentor of Singapore Government
"It’s good that Tatarstan pays attention to the introduction
of new technologies. It’s a polygon for the whole country"
Dmitry Medvedev, Prime-minister of Russia
"Tatarstan is one of the leading regions in many respects"
Vladimir Putin, President of Russia
"Tatarstan has been and must remain a leader in our country"
Rustam Minnikhanov, President of the Republic of Tatarstan
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