The Kaybitsky municipal district of the Republic of Tatarstan reported on the implementation of measures to ensure sustainable socio-economic development within the framework of the republican meeting chaired by the Rais of the Republic of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov.
Such meetings are held on a weekly basis in the Government House of the Republic. The report of the city mayor examines the main indicators of the district's activity, the development of industries, the state of entrepreneurship, the level of wages and unemployment, the pace of construction of social infrastructure and housing, education, and achievements in a variety of areas.
The head of the Kaybitsky municipal district, Albert Rakhmatullin, reported that the volume and growth rate of investments are indicators of the investment attractiveness of the territory.
Investments in fixed capital from all sources of financing last year amounted to 2.1 billion rubles; this year we plan to reach 2.2 billion rubles. (2022 - 3.793 billion rubles, 2021 - 1.945 billion rubles).
The August-Kaibitsy Society continues to invest in agricultural production.
Construction of a dairy complex for 3,700 dairy cows is underway. In November of this year, it is planned to commission a dairy complex with the delivery of 700 head of breeding heifers. The volume of investments is 2.8 billion rubles.
The first stage of a livestock breeding complex was put into operation on the farm of Tugan Yak-Agro LLC. All necessary conditions for the work of personnel have been created, new technologies for keeping cows have been introduced. Today, the cattle population on the farm has reached 549 heads (or 181% compared to last year). The volume of investment is 350 million rubles.
On the territory of the Kulanginsky food processing plant, the construction of a modular feed mill of the Yaratel Company for the production of loose and granulated feed with a capacity of 45 tons per hour for the Ak Bars poultry complex is in its final stage. The volume of investment in the project is 1.5 billion rubles. It is planned to create 67 jobs.