The document outlines plans to construct a greenhouse complex in Belgorod region of Russia. The complex will have a total area of 24 hectares and be capable of producing at least 19.3 thousand tons of vegetables annually by the end of 2019. The project aims to build modern greenhouse facilities with year-round vegetable production and maximize local food supply. It provides details on the construction process, budgets, and social and economic criteria for measuring the project's success.
Investment Projects of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Ministry of Industry and New Technologies
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
National Export and Investment Agency
«KAZNEX INVEST», JSC
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine
No. 228, January 2024
Summary
• According to the IER, real GDP growth slowed from 3.5% yoy in November to 2.6% yoy in December. As a result, according to our calculations, real GDP grew by 4.9% in 2023.
• Electricity consumption has increased due to the onset of cold weather, with imports and emergency assistance covering the deficit.
• The Ukrainian sea corridor works better than the "grain deal" – the ports of Odesa region handled 15% more cargo in 2023 than in 2022.
• The strike of Polish carriers hinders Ukraine's foreign trade.
• The goods trade deficit was record-high at USD 27.3 bn in 2023 amid declining exports and growing imports.
• The receipt of international aid in the form of grants supported the revenues of the State Budget in 2023. Revenues from most taxes were lower than planned.
• The EU and the US have not yet decided on the assistance to Ukraine in 2024.
• At the end of 2023, consumer inflation remained at 5.1% yoy despite some weakening of the hryvnia.
• The hryvnia weakened in December amid record demand for cash currency since the start of the war and seasonal growth in imports.
• The NBU cut the key policy rate to 15% p.a. in December, but it may refrain from significantly reducing the rate in 2024
Investment Projects of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Ministry of Industry and New Technologies
of the Republic of Kazakhstan
National Export and Investment Agency
«KAZNEX INVEST», JSC
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine
No. 228, January 2024
Summary
• According to the IER, real GDP growth slowed from 3.5% yoy in November to 2.6% yoy in December. As a result, according to our calculations, real GDP grew by 4.9% in 2023.
• Electricity consumption has increased due to the onset of cold weather, with imports and emergency assistance covering the deficit.
• The Ukrainian sea corridor works better than the "grain deal" – the ports of Odesa region handled 15% more cargo in 2023 than in 2022.
• The strike of Polish carriers hinders Ukraine's foreign trade.
• The goods trade deficit was record-high at USD 27.3 bn in 2023 amid declining exports and growing imports.
• The receipt of international aid in the form of grants supported the revenues of the State Budget in 2023. Revenues from most taxes were lower than planned.
• The EU and the US have not yet decided on the assistance to Ukraine in 2024.
• At the end of 2023, consumer inflation remained at 5.1% yoy despite some weakening of the hryvnia.
• The hryvnia weakened in December amid record demand for cash currency since the start of the war and seasonal growth in imports.
• The NBU cut the key policy rate to 15% p.a. in December, but it may refrain from significantly reducing the rate in 2024
This is a comprehensive analysis of the gas upstream sector in Ukraine. It is a sectoral guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in Ukraine. The report includes key figures characterizing the market, as well as information about the ongoing projects. This report also contains the list of forthcoming reforms and policy development needed to boost Ukrainian gas extraction. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine and presented at the Council meeting in Kyiv, on May 25, 2018
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of October 2023.
Resume
• According to the IER estimate, real GDP growth slowed to 6.5% yoy in October from 11.1% yoy in September.
• Ukraine has successfully broken through the blockade of seaports and was able to resume the sea exports of not only grains but also metals, but so far, the volumes are insufficient.
• Ukraine has almost completed the repair campaign of power stations before the new heating season.
• The strike of Polish carriers since November 6 undermines the exports of Ukrainian goods. • The trade deficit in goods and services has reached a new all-time high.
• The State Budget for 2024, approved by the Parliament, envisages external financing at USD 41 bn: USD 29 bn is not yet guaranteed by international partners.
• In October, consumer inflation was 5.3% yoy, within the NBU's target. That happened for the first time since 2020, but the economic recovery may lead to more inflation.
• The NBU did not change operational interest rates, but it changed the definition of the discount rate to be equal to the rate on overnight certificates of deposit. Therefore, the discount rate is now 16% per annum.
• Changes in the hryvnia exchange rate against the dollar have so far remained small: the hryvnia strengthened by 1.4%
Energy transition in poland. 2020 editionForum Energii
Electricity production from coal is decreasing, electricity imports are increasing; the importance of gas in the energy mix continues to grow, and renewable energy sources also play a more important role in the system. These are the key conclusions of the Forum's recent study "Energy transition in Poland". This is the third edition of the report, which presents key data on the state of the Polish energy sector and its changes.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine No.222
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of June 2023.
According to IER experts, the pace of GDP growth has slowed down due to the demolition of the Kahovka Dam by russians. The blocking of inspections by russians within the grain corridor has resulted in very slow recovery of exports. However, there were also positive developments in June. More predictability was added to the financial support of Ukraine for the next few years.
Summary
• The demolition of the Kakhovka dam by russians worsened the economic situation in June including our estimate of GDP growth.
• According to the IER estimate, real GDP grew by 15.3% yoy in June after increasing by 20.9% yoy in May.
• In Ukraine, the most extensive repair campaign in the energy sector since independence is underway to prepare for the new heating season.
• Due to the de facto shutdown of the "grain corridor", Ukrainian railways are increasing the transportation volume.
• The deficit in trade in goods and services increased to USD 14.2 bn in the first five months of the year due to the slow recovery of exports.
• International grants and concessional loans continue to help the government finance social spending on time.
• The European Commission proposed the Ukraine Facility of EUR 50 bn for four years, but the country still needs to do its homework.
• Inflation remains subdued even after a sharp increase in electricity tariffs.
• The NBU will first bring the cash and card rate closer to the official rate and then gradually decrease the key rate if macroeconomic stability is maintained.
Presentation of the verification report for the project "Installation of 3-rd autotransformer 330/110/35 kV AT substation 330 kV “Chernivetska” by CoST Infrasrtructure Transparency Initiative.
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Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine No. 222
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of June 2023.
According to IER experts, the pace of GDP growth has slowed down due to the demolition of the Kahovka Dam by russians. The blocking of inspections by russians within the grain corridor has resulted in very slow recovery of exports. However, there were also positive developments in June. More predictability was added to the financial support of Ukraine for the next few years.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine No.220
Resume
The IER estimates that real GDP grew by 22% in April 2023 compared to the low base of April 2022.
In April, there were no limits on electricity consumption, and Ukraine returned to its exports.
To prepare for power outages due to the repair of energy units, Ukrenergo and ENTSO-E are constantly increasing technical capacity for importing electricity to Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers has not yet raised energy tariffs for the population.
The Energy Strategy until 2050 was adopted, but its text was classified.
Last month was difficult for exports due to further problems with the Black Sea Grain Initiative, bans on agricultural imports by Poland and several other neighbouring countries, and transit problems.
In April, Ukraine received a record amount of international financial support, which helped the National Bank to reach a new high in international reserves.
Inflation has fallen below 20% yoy for the first time since June 2022.
This is a comprehensive analysis of the gas upstream sector in Ukraine. It is a sectoral guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in Ukraine. The report includes key figures characterizing the market, as well as information about the ongoing projects. This report also contains the list of forthcoming reforms and policy development needed to boost Ukrainian gas extraction. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine and presented at the Council meeting in Kyiv, on May 25, 2018
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of October 2023.
Resume
• According to the IER estimate, real GDP growth slowed to 6.5% yoy in October from 11.1% yoy in September.
• Ukraine has successfully broken through the blockade of seaports and was able to resume the sea exports of not only grains but also metals, but so far, the volumes are insufficient.
• Ukraine has almost completed the repair campaign of power stations before the new heating season.
• The strike of Polish carriers since November 6 undermines the exports of Ukrainian goods. • The trade deficit in goods and services has reached a new all-time high.
• The State Budget for 2024, approved by the Parliament, envisages external financing at USD 41 bn: USD 29 bn is not yet guaranteed by international partners.
• In October, consumer inflation was 5.3% yoy, within the NBU's target. That happened for the first time since 2020, but the economic recovery may lead to more inflation.
• The NBU did not change operational interest rates, but it changed the definition of the discount rate to be equal to the rate on overnight certificates of deposit. Therefore, the discount rate is now 16% per annum.
• Changes in the hryvnia exchange rate against the dollar have so far remained small: the hryvnia strengthened by 1.4%
Energy transition in poland. 2020 editionForum Energii
Electricity production from coal is decreasing, electricity imports are increasing; the importance of gas in the energy mix continues to grow, and renewable energy sources also play a more important role in the system. These are the key conclusions of the Forum's recent study "Energy transition in Poland". This is the third edition of the report, which presents key data on the state of the Polish energy sector and its changes.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine No.222
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of June 2023.
According to IER experts, the pace of GDP growth has slowed down due to the demolition of the Kahovka Dam by russians. The blocking of inspections by russians within the grain corridor has resulted in very slow recovery of exports. However, there were also positive developments in June. More predictability was added to the financial support of Ukraine for the next few years.
Summary
• The demolition of the Kakhovka dam by russians worsened the economic situation in June including our estimate of GDP growth.
• According to the IER estimate, real GDP grew by 15.3% yoy in June after increasing by 20.9% yoy in May.
• In Ukraine, the most extensive repair campaign in the energy sector since independence is underway to prepare for the new heating season.
• Due to the de facto shutdown of the "grain corridor", Ukrainian railways are increasing the transportation volume.
• The deficit in trade in goods and services increased to USD 14.2 bn in the first five months of the year due to the slow recovery of exports.
• International grants and concessional loans continue to help the government finance social spending on time.
• The European Commission proposed the Ukraine Facility of EUR 50 bn for four years, but the country still needs to do its homework.
• Inflation remains subdued even after a sharp increase in electricity tariffs.
• The NBU will first bring the cash and card rate closer to the official rate and then gradually decrease the key rate if macroeconomic stability is maintained.
Presentation of the verification report for the project "Installation of 3-rd autotransformer 330/110/35 kV AT substation 330 kV “Chernivetska” by CoST Infrasrtructure Transparency Initiative.
Kyiv, April 04, 2018
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine No. 222
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of June 2023.
According to IER experts, the pace of GDP growth has slowed down due to the demolition of the Kahovka Dam by russians. The blocking of inspections by russians within the grain corridor has resulted in very slow recovery of exports. However, there were also positive developments in June. More predictability was added to the financial support of Ukraine for the next few years.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine No.220
Resume
The IER estimates that real GDP grew by 22% in April 2023 compared to the low base of April 2022.
In April, there were no limits on electricity consumption, and Ukraine returned to its exports.
To prepare for power outages due to the repair of energy units, Ukrenergo and ENTSO-E are constantly increasing technical capacity for importing electricity to Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers has not yet raised energy tariffs for the population.
The Energy Strategy until 2050 was adopted, but its text was classified.
Last month was difficult for exports due to further problems with the Black Sea Grain Initiative, bans on agricultural imports by Poland and several other neighbouring countries, and transit problems.
In April, Ukraine received a record amount of international financial support, which helped the National Bank to reach a new high in international reserves.
Inflation has fallen below 20% yoy for the first time since June 2022.
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2. .
2
Movement of average prices for protected ground vegetables
in 2015-2016
Russi
a
cucumber tomato
3. .
3
Movement of protected ground vegetable production per capita in the
RF
Index
Protected ground vegetable production, thous tons
Production per person, kg
Percentage of minimum consumption
Area of greenhouses in agricultural
organizations in the RF
Ratio of protected
ground vegetables
ha
4. .
4
Import of cucumbers and tomatoes
to the RF
Thous tons
cucumber tomato
Structure of tomato import to the RF
Structure of cucumber import to the RF
Turkey
Belarus
China
Other
Belarus
Iran
China
Turkey
Azerbaijan
5. Project goal and deliverables
Project goal:
To built a greenhouse complex with a capacity of at least 19.3 thous.tons of vegetables a year
in Belgorod region by the end of 2019
How to
achieve:
Construction and arrangement of work of a greenhouse complex with an all-year vegetable
production cycle
Project
deliverable:
The existing modern greenhouse complex with an area of 24 ha with an all-year vegetable
production cycle and maximum design capacity of at least 19.3 thous.tons a year in Belgorod
region
Requirements
to
deliverables:
A greenhouse unit with an area of 19.7 ha has been built;
A planting bed with an area of 1.7 ha has been prepared;
Service area of 2.6 ha;
Systems of drip watering, supplementary lighting, curtain system and carbon dioxide
concentration control system are installed;
Automated climate control system is used;
Possible maximum capacity is not less than 19.3 thous.tons of vegetables a year by the
end of 2020;
Landscaped space with an area of not less than 40 000 sq. m;
On-site roads with a total area of at least 22 500 sq. m .
Consumers: Population of Belgorod region and other regions of the Russian Federation
.
5
6. territory: investment sites in Stary Oskol, Chernyanka and Krasnaya Gvardiya districs
Stary Oskol
Kotel, 110 ha
Volokonovka village, 290 ha
Kalinovo village, 110ha
Biryuch
Alekseevka
Chernyanka
Novy Oskol
Volokonovka
Korocha
Prokhorovka
Stroitel
Belgorod
Shebekino
Borisovka
Rakitnoe
Ivnya
Krasnaya Yaruga
Grayvoron
electricity supply:
Kotel – it is possible to connect to the nets of PAO
“FSK EES”
electric substation 500 kW “Stary Oskol”
Volokonovka village– it is possible to connect to
the nets of PAO “FSK EES”
electric substation 750 kW “Metallurgicheskaya”
Kalinovo village – it is possible to connect to the
nets of PAO “FSK EES”
high-voltage lines 330 kW “Valuyki - Liski”
Gas supply:
Kotel – gas-distribution plant “Kotovo”
Volokonovka village– gas-distribution plant
“OEMK”
Kalinovo village – gas-distribution plant nearby
Livenka village
Water supply:
well-drilling is
possible
.
6
7. № Name
Durat
ion,d
ays
Start End
2017 2018 2019
III IV I II III IV I II III IV
1 Execution of land parcel documents 132 01.10.17 31.03.18
2 Business planning 132 01.10.17 31.03.18
3
Development, expertise of a design estimation
documentation, obtaining a construction permit
131 01.04.18 28.09.18
4 Opening of a credit line 151 04.04.18 31.10.18
5 Installation and construction work 287 20.06.18 25.07.19
5.1 Pre-construction activities and area planning 61 20.06.18 12.09.18
5.2 Foundation 47 29.07.18 30.09.18
5.3 Construction of a greenhouse unit 93 05.12.18 12.04.19
5.4 Construction of a service area 72 13.04.19 20.07.19
5.5 Construction of internal supply lines 70 20.04.19 25.07.19
6 Utility designing and tie-in 287 24.06.18 27.07.19
6.1 Electrical supply 287 24.06.18 27.07.19
6.2 Gas supply 202 17.08.18 25.05.19
6.3 Water supply 48 26.07.18 30.09.18
6.4 Water discharge 88 20.03.19 19.07.19
6.5 Roads 54 15.05.19 27.07.19
7 Equipment installation and commissioning 101 03.04.19 21.08.19
8 Purchase of raw material and expandable materials 51 03.04.19 12.06.19
9 Site improvement 61 03.04.19 26.06.19
10 Personnel recruitment 84 03.04.19 28.07.19
11 Start-up 2 04.09.19 05.09.19
12 Transplanting, first harvesting 32 17.08.19 29.09.19
TOTAL: 522 01.10.17 29.09.19
Main blocks of works
.
7
8. Project budget
№ Name
Project
budget,
thousand
RUB
Budget sources Extrabudgetary sources
Feder
ation
Regi
on
Local
economic
entity
resources
borrowed
resources
other
1 Execution of land parcel documents 0 0 0 0
2 Business planning 0 0 0 0
3
Development, expertise of a design estimation
documentation, obtaining a construction permit 37 257 37 257 0
0
4 Opening of a credit line 0 0
5 Installation and construction work 3 867 174 773 435 3 093 739 0
5.1 Pre-construction activities 170 526 34 105 136 421 0
5.2 Foundation 102 600 20 520 82 080 0
5.3 Construction of a greenhouse unit 2 887 674 577 535 2 310 139 0
5.4 Construction of a service area 203 222 40 644 162 577 0
5.5 Construction of internal supply lines 503 152 100 630 402 522 0
6 Utility designing and tie-in 939 852 187 970 751 882 0
6.1 Electrical supply 737 028 147 406 589 622 0
6.2 Gas supply 60 294 12 059 48 235 0
6.3 Water supply 8 950 1 790 7 160 0
6.4 Water discharge 20 000 4 000 16 000 0
6.5 Roads 113 580 22 716 90 864 0
7 Equipment installation and commissioning 221 974 44 395 177 579 0
8 Purchase of raw material and agricultural materials 240 550 48 110 192 440 0
9 Site improvement 21 300 4 260 17 040 0
10 Personnel recruitment 0 0 0 0
11 Start-up 0 0 0 0
12 Transplanting, first harvesting 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 5 328 107 1 095 427 4 232 680 0.
8
9. Social, budget and economic project success criteria
1 Social effectiveness
1.1 Coverage with social benefits for the project implementation period Thous people -
1.2 New jobs unit 400
1.3 Average wage Thous RUB 32
1.4 Monthly wages fund Mio RUB 12,8
1.5 Annual wages fund Mio RUB 153,6
2 Budget effectiveness
2.1 Budget sources in the project Mio RUB -
2.2 Consolidated region budget taxes* Mio RUB 34,6
2.3 Consolidated region budget tax per 1 person Thous RUB 86,5
2.4 Target performance per one worker, not less Mio RUB 2,61
2.5 Payback period of budget investments Years
2.6 Reduction of probable loss Mio RUB -
2.7 Budget surplus Mio RUB -
3 Economic effectiveness
3.1 Annual total revenue* Mio RUB 1700
3.2 Annual amount of profit* Mio RUB 340
3.3 Commercial viability(net profit)* % 20%
3.4 Payback period (excluding partial compensation of capital expenditure)* Years 5
3.5 Investment volume under the project Bln RUB 5,3
3.6 Disburse investment volume in the region Bln RUB 1
* After reaching the project capacity .
9
10. CONTACTS
Head of department Corporation «Razvitie» JSC
Mikhail Korolev
m.korolev@belgorodinvest.com
+7 4722 35-60-80, ext. 158
+7 951 145-28-28