Priority development area residents have invested over 2.5 billion rubles year to date in Bashkiria

By the end of the first half of 2025, residents of the priority development areas (PDAs) invested more than 2.5 billion rubles into the region's economy and created over 600 new jobs. Since the launch of the PDAs, investors have invested more than 15 billion rubles and employed over 7,800 people. Bashkiria’s Prime Minister Andrey Nazarov reported this on his Telegram channel.

In the "Blagoveshchensk," PDA, there are 30 registered residents with projects totaling over 21 billion rubles, and more than 5,500 jobs have been created there. The PDA "Kumertau" leads in the number of projects, with 36 companies that have already invested 5 billion rubles and created about 2,500 jobs. New residents are appearing in the PDAs in Neftekamsk and Beloretsk. In the future, these areas will host a children's football club, meat-canning product manufacturing, testing equipment production, a rehabilitation and psycho-correction center for children, an aviation education cluster, a glamping club, and a driving school.

Currently, five priority development areas operate in Bashkiria. The total investment portfolio of all residents has already reached 42 billion rubles, with plans to create around 12,000 jobs in the future.

Earlier, Bashinform reported that Bashkiria's investment portfolio includes projects worth 949 billion rubles.

Author: Roman Yakimchuk