Over 40 production sites featured on the Nizhny Novgorod Region Investment Map

More than 40 potential industrial sites, including those located within advanced development territories and special economic zone "Kulibin", are listed on the Nizhny Novgorod Region Investment Map: https://newmap.nn-invest.ru/#/en/. Information on free lands is also reflected on Russia's national investment map: https://invest.gov.ru/.

These sites are intended for heavy industry, machinery manufacturing, and processing industries.

Through these platforms, investors can view site locations, available engineering and transportation infrastructure, as well as contact details of the territory owner and the territorial manager assigned by the Nizhny Novgorod Region Development Corporation.

"Nizhny Novgorod offers numerous advantages for establishing industrial facilities: strategic location at major logistics crossroads, robust state support mechanisms, and strong investment team capabilities. Evidence of this includes the region ranking second in the Ministry of Industry and Trade's efficiency rating for industrial policy implementation. Potential investors can select suitable plots using the investment map, which consolidates essential information,” noted Igor Ishchenko, Director General of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Development Corporation.

The largest area allocated for industrial placement spans 671 hectares in Slobodskoye village of Bor municipal district.

In total, more than 1,800 hectares of land designated for industrial purposes are displayed on the investment map, averaging approximately 11 hectares per plot. Most such sites are concentrated in Bogorodsky and Kstovsky districts (each offering 5 sites).

The interactive regional investment map (https://newmap.nn-invest.ru/#/en/) provides bilingual (Russian and English) public information on investment sites, real estate, existing ADTs and SEZs, transport infrastructure, minerals, and support measures. It additionally incorporates a cadastral map as an additional layer.

Currently, over 460 investment sites for various sectors—industry, logistics, agriculture, tourism—are featured on the map. More than 90 production sites are reserved for equipment repair and assembly, furniture manufacture, paper products. Most of these sites do not impose activity restrictions.

This map has been developed according to the regional investment standard aimed at creating favorable conditions for doing business. Components of the investment standard include an investment declaration, development agency, investment committee, investment map, and a set of investment rules detailing the entire “customer journey” for investors. The standard aims to optimize interactions between investors and government bodies/utility suppliers while reducing project implementation timelines. Currently, all elements of the investment standard have been implemented in the region.