Enterprise managers from the regions were informed about the benefits of localizing production in the Moscow Technopolis Special Economic Zone (SEZ)

The General Directors of 135 industrial companies from 26 Russian regions studied the operational experience of enterprises in the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone, according to Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

The visit was part of the "Young Industrialist Day" event, organized by the Young Industrialists Club with the support of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade. The main goal was to establish cooperation ties and discuss new projects and investment opportunities.

"Following the instructions of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the city is strengthening cooperation with other regions of Russia. This interaction allows for the exchange of innovative technologies, developments, and best practices, and the development of industrial cooperation. The products of high-tech companies in the Technopolis Moscow SEZ are widely represented in the regions of our country. Localization in a preferential territory and obtaining resident status provides companies with access to tax incentives, and they can use the savings to modernize and expand production," said Maxim Liksutov.

During the visit, regional enterprise leaders visited the facilities of Moscow SEZ residents.

At Additive Engineering, a company specializing in comprehensive 3D solutions for industry, the guests learned about the process of printing components for various industries.

At SAGA Technologies, the guests observed the production of modern self-checkout systems, which are already installed in stores in Moscow, the Moscow, Novosibirsk, Volgograd, and Nizhny Novgorod regions, as well as other regions.

Young Industrialist Day participants also visited a modern Shared Use Center. Here, Moscow SEZ companies can access a full range of services: from developing design and technical documentation to product manufacturing and intellectual property protection.

"Every year, we organize industrial tours that allow them to explore cutting-edge technological solutions, modern production methods, and real-world localization practices. "This year, we were able to visit several high-tech production facilities in the Technopolis Moscow SEZ, and these sites clearly demonstrate how the capital's industry is setting new standards for efficiency, automation, and technological sovereignty. Such visits strengthen the community's expertise and allow young industrialists to identify the best guidelines for developing their own enterprises," noted Anton Kovalev, Chairman of the Board of the Young Industrialists' Club.