Priority industries for attracting investments

Industry

Factors that make an industry attractive for investment

Armavir city is the industrial center of Kuban with a diversified economy.
Armavir is the second largest city in the region in terms of population (excluding resort towns).
The permanent population of the municipality, according to the 2023 results, is 203.9 thousand people.
Armavir is the center and largest settlement of the Eastern Economic District of Krasnodar region, which includes neighboring districts such as Novokubansk, Uspenskoye, Gulkevichi, Novopokrovskaya, Belaya Glina, Tikhoretsk, Kavkazskiy, Kurganinsk, and Tbilisskaya.
Armavir city is a major transport hub. The city is crossed by Kavkaz federal highway, which sees a daily traffic flow of 15,000 cars. Additionally, there are rail connections linking Central Russia with the North Caucasus and the Black Sea coast. Armavir has two railway stations, Armavir-Rostovsky and Armavir-Tuapsinsky.
Various types of land transport are available in the city, including railways, buses, and trolleybuses (city electric transport).

Construction

Factors that make an industry attractive for investment

Armavir is the second largest city in the region in terms of population (excluding resort towns).
The permanent population of the municipality, according to the 2023 results, is 203.9 thousand people.
Armavir city is the center and largest settlement of the Eastern Economic District of Krasnodar region, which includes neighboring districts such as Novokubansk, Uspenskoye, Gulkevichi, Novopokrovskaya, Belaya Glina, Tikhoretsk, Kavkazskiy, Kurganinsk, and Tbilisskaya.
Armavir city is a major transport hub. The city is crossed by Kavkaz federal highway, which sees a daily traffic flow of 15,000 cars. Additionally, there are rail connections linking Central Russia with the North Caucasus and the Black Sea coast. Armavir has two railway stations, Armavir-Rostovsky and Armavir-Tuapsinsky.
Various types of land transport are available in the city, including railways, buses, and trolleybuses (city electric transport).

Agro-industrial complex

Factors that make an industry attractive for investment

Armavir is the second largest city in the region in terms of population (excluding resort towns).
The permanent population of the municipality, according to the 2023 results, is 203.9 thousand people.
Armavir is the center and largest settlement of the Eastern Economic District of Krasnodar region, which includes neighboring districts such as Novokubansk, Uspenskoye, Gulkevichi, Novopokrovskaya, Belaya Glina, Tikhoretsk, Kavkazskiy, Kurganinsk, and Tbilisskaya.
Armavir city is a major transport hub. The city is crossed by Kavkaz federal highway, which sees a daily traffic flow of 15,000 cars. Additionally, there are rail connections linking Central Russia with the North Caucasus and the Black Sea coast. Armavir has two railway stations, Armavir-Rostovsky and Armavir-Tuapsinsky.
Various types of land transport are available in the city, including railways, buses, and trolleybuses (city electric transport).

Resorts and tourism

Factors that make an industry attractive for investment

Armavir is a major cultural center. The Armavir Local History Museum, City Park of Culture and Recreation, Drama and Comedy Theater, and City Palace of Culture are serving the residents and visitors of Armavir.
Armavir is a city with a diverse economy and social services. It is a key administrative and cultural hub in Krasnodar region, historically formed by an agglomeration that includes nearby small towns and rural areas, totaling over 700,000 residents.
A non-resort town is located in a region known for resorts and is a common stop for tourists passing through. Within a 150–250 kilometer radius from Armavir, you can find some of Russia’s largest resort areas, including health resorts along the Black Sea coast, the Caucasian Mineral Waters, mountain resorts like Arkhyz and Dombai, as well as the Republics of Adygea and Kabardino-Balkaria.
Armavir city is a major transport hub. The city is crossed by Kavkaz federal highway, which sees a daily traffic flow of 15,000 cars. Moreover, there are rail connections linking Central Russia with the North Caucasus and the Black Sea coast. Armavir has two railway stations, Armavir-Rostovsky and Armavir-Tuapsinsky. Various types of land transport are available in the city, including railways, buses, and trolleybuses (city electric transport).
Modern Armavir is a city with significant economic potential, well-developed infrastructure, a favorable investment climate, and a strategic geopolitical location.
The centralized location of the city’s tourist facilities is a key advantage. Visitors to Armavir city can easily explore numerous attractions in a short time, ranging from architectural landmarks to the oldest theater in Kuban.