Billions of investments will flow into agriculture of the Yaroslavl region

Investments will be used to support agricultural enterprises, develop agrotourism, modernize production facilities, implement projects for processing agricultural products and construct infrastructure. The total investment is 6.9 billion rubles, which will create more than 550 new jobs.

Mikhail Evraev noted that new investment agreements not only contribute to economic growth, but also contribute to the development of territories and the creation of new jobs. This year, in the agriculture of the Yaroslavl region, serious successes have been achieved in livestock, poultry and crop production, a record grain harvest has been obtained, and state support measures have exceeded 1 billion rubles.

One of the new investment agreements is related to the Yaroslavl Broiler company, which plans to invest 1 billion rubles in expanding production capacity for receiving, cleaning and storing grain crops.

An agreement was also signed with entrepreneur Narine Makyan on the integrated development of the Glebovsky Agricultural Estates territories with a total investment of 3 billion rubles.

The Uglich poultry farm is implementing a project to modernize the poultry complex.

The Volga Research Institute plans to build a plant for processing waste and dairy products in the region. The company plans to invest about 1.5 billion rubles.

The Yaroslavl Distillery plans to invest 500 million rubles in the construction of a warehouse complex and transfer the existing production site to its base. 

The management company "Guild" also plans to invest the same amount in the development of agritourism in the historical and cultural complex "Shuvalovsky Park".

The Volzhanin factory is going to create a feed pelleting site and implement the second stage of modernization of the egg processing complex with a total investment of 218.1 million rubles.

The Prozorovo company will allocate 150 million rubles to modernize the Breitovskaya poultry farm.

Mikhail Evraev emphasized that a serious increase in investment should be accompanied by an increase in wages for residents of the region, since people are the main capital of any enterprise.