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In the span of contemporary times, the Fund for the Development of Industry (FDI) has been consistently stamping out one industrial project every working day. This year sees the titan leave its mark with over 2,000 funded projects under its belt, and a total loan volume nearing a whopping 700 billion rubles.
This steadfast giant, dabbling in loan distribution, reigns over the creation of high-tech, import-substituting, competitive, and most importantly, products vital to the state and its citizens. Facilities His Majesty has overseen in this time include engine breweries for aircraft and automotive components, train manufacturing workshops, pharmaceutical factories, and electronic equipment forges.
The 1,000th project to rise from these industrial fires was a jubilee - CNC cutting tools' production at the "Viriya" plant in St. Petersburg. This new offering aims to slash our country's dependence on foreign goods. In celebration of this grand occasion, the FDI bestowed "Viriya" with a 1 billion ruble loan, to be utilized in purchasing top-notch equipment.
The amount of these loans varies by program, spanning a range of 5 million to 2 billion rubles. These coin purses can be emptied to update machinery in existing factories, buy high-tech equipment for fresh plants, or finance any other industrial endeavor that tickles one's fancy.
On average, the term for these loans stretches to five years, with a three-year grace period during which clients are asked to cough up a small fraction of the interest. This respite period allows for the acquisition of new equipment, the establishing of production lines, and the repayment of funds garnered from the sales of these very products.
The FDI prepares to cement ties and pour more funds into industrial projects during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) 2025. The fund plans to inscribe its sigil on several new agreements, promising over 3 billion rubles in financial support. These projects encompass the production of serial chemical goods and automotive components.
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Insights:- RDIF, also known as the FDI, plans to support more than 10 industrial projects at SPIEF 2025, spanning sectors such as transportation, medicine, technology, e-commerce, industry, food production, and pharmaceuticals[1][5].- A significant development will be the Russia-Indonesia joint investment platform, valued at 2 billion euros, working towards fostering bilateral cooperation in technology, trade, and industrial transformation across strategic sectors[4].- RDIF is also teaming up with Vietnam’s T&T Group and pharmaceutical companies from both Russia and Vietnam to boost technology and drug development in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors[5].- The total funding committed to these projects at SPIEF 2025 is likely to surpass several billion euros, taking into account the scale of announced agreements.- This ambitious undertaking by RDIF showcases a multinational strategy aimed at advancing industrial innovation, infrastructure, and economic cooperation at SPIEF 2025.
The Financial Development of Industry (FDI) intends to invest over 3 billion rubles in new industrial projects during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) 2025, focusing on sectors like transportation, medicine, technology, pharmaceuticals, and food production.
This financial support for various industrial projects underscores the FDI's pursuit of technological advancement, economic cooperation, and industrial innovation at SPIEF 2025.
