More than 30 new sites were added to the investment map of the Nizhny Novgorod Region in the first half of 2026

More than 30 new sites have been added to the investment map of the Nizhny Novgorod Region in the first half of 2026.

Currently, more than 600 sites are available on the investment map of the Nizhny Novgorod Region. For example, a territory with an area of 93.9 hectares near the village of Fominka in the Lukoyanovsky district is available for agricultural activities, and a 5‑hectare territory on Larina Street in Nizhny Novgorod is available for the establishment of various production facilities.

“The investment map enables entrepreneurs to quickly and conveniently sel ect a territory that meets all the requirements of their planned project. Moreover, as part of the latest upd ate to the investment map, investors have gained the opportunity to independently publish their own investment sites, which simplifies the search for partners and co‑investors for project implementation,” said Igor Ishchenko, Director General of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Development Corporation.

Approximately 30 sites for projects in the fields of agriculture and manufacturing have been implemented in the first half of 2026.

The investment map was developed in accordance with the requirements of the regional investment standard – a system designed to create favorable conditions for doing business in the region. Its components include an investment declaration, a development agency, an investment committee, an investment map and a se t of investment rules that outline the entire “client journey” for an investor. The standard is aimed at optimizing the interaction between investors and government authorities and utility providers, as well as reducing the time required for project implementation. To date, all elements of the investment standard have been implemented in the region.

For reference, the Nizhny Novgorod Region Development Corporation was established on the initiative of Governor Gleb Nikitin. The organization facilitates the implementation of projects at all stages – fr om providing information about the region and possible support measures, inspecting investment sites, to commissioning the facility – while assuming obligations for interaction with executive authorities, local self‑government bodies, natural monopoly entities, and other organizations.