Published on: 2026-09-25
Source: Moscow Government – Правительства Москвы –
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To implement large-scale investment projects (LSIPs), over the three summer months the city allocated more than 33 hectares of land across four administrative districts. They plan to build four industrial facilities, a kindergarten, and an administrative-business center there. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.
“MFCs play an important role in the development of Moscow. Thanks to this tool, the capital attracts private investments in the creation of enterprises, social and business infrastructure facilities, creates new jobs, and strengthens economic potential. From June to August, the city provided investors with over 33 hectares of free land for the implementation of six new large-scale investment projects. In particular, 3.6 hectares are allocated for a kindergarten and an administrative-business center, while the remaining area is planned for the construction of industrial facilities,” said Vladimir Efimov.
Large-scale investment projects have been implemented in the capital since 2016. This is one of the key tools for developing the city’s economy.
“By the order of Sergey Sobyanin, the development of industrial infrastructure remains one of the main directions for implementing large-scale investment projects in the capital. Thanks to this mechanism, Moscow is increasing production capacities, creating modern sites in various districts, and integrating new enterprises into the existing urban environment. Only in the summer of 2026, the city provided land plots for the implementation of four high-tech industrial MaIP with a total area of more than 130 thousand square meters. More than 1,400 new jobs will be created at the enterprises,” added the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.
The implementation of large-scale investment projects contributes to the comprehensive development of districts and the improvement of the urban environment quality.
In the Troitsky Administrative Okrug, the city allocated three land plots totaling more than 28 hectares. Here, projects for the construction of a food production complex, enterprises for the manufacturing of ready meals, and fish oil production will be implemented. For the latter, a plot of 1.3 hectares was provided in the Krasnopakhorsky district. During the entire construction period, a preferential land rental rate will apply for the investor — just one ruble per year, she specified. Ekaterina Solovyeva, Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of City Property.
The remaining sites are located in the Northern, Northwestern, and Southwestern administrative districts.
A food industry enterprise will appear in the Krasnopakhorsky district as part of MaIPFour production sites will appear in the southwest of the capital thanks to the MaIP mechanism
Earlier, Sergey Sobyanin opened the structure built under the MaIP plant for the manufacture of X-ray diagnostic devices.
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