The region ' s industrial enterprises have downloaded more than 590 billion roubles of products

From January to October 2025, the Yaroslava industry shipped goods, performed works and services worth 5,92.9 billion roubles. This was reported by the Governor of the Jaroslava Region, Michael Evreev.

♪ The growth rate was 102.3% by last year. This result of systemic work on investor support and industrial development in the region was noted by Michael Evreev. - The growth provides for high-technology industries and the defence and industrial complex. In October, two new productions were opened in Tutaev: Real Sorb and FMP Prime. These are new competencies, jobs and economic investment.

In 2025, 10 of the Yaroslava industry enterprises received concessional loans from the Regional Development Fund, totalling 244 million roubles. Funds from the Federal Industrial Development Fund are actively engaged: loans worth more than 5 billion roubles have been made this year, and contracts have been signed for an additional 7.1 billion roubles with leading industries, including the YAZDA and Auto diesel PAO.

As part of the work of the Coordinating Council on Productive Cooperation, contracts for 5.8 billion roubles have been concluded, involving 140 enterprises.

♪ We focus on maximizing the enabling environment: the enterprise ' s available financial resources through the Regional Development Fund and federal instruments, actively developing productive cooperation and helping to develop new markets, noted the Minister of Investment and Industry of the Yaroslava Region, Alexander Olkhov.

The federal project " Labour productivity " has been successfully implemented in the region, with an average reduction of 27 per cent of production processes and a 34 per cent increase in output.

In 2025, the first week of industry was held in the Yaroslav region, bringing together about 25,000 visitors, 25 regions of Russia and foreign countries. The event will be held annually.

Background

The industrial sector in the Yaroslava region accounts for more than 30 per cent of gross regional product and 40 per cent of tax revenues.

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