Residents
There are 8 registered residents of the SEZ "Alabuga" now. They represent full-circle car manufacturing and the production of autocomponents, polymer processing, and the production of construction materials.
- Sollers-Yelabuga–automotive production
- Severstalavto-Isuzu - automotive production
- Rockwool-Volga - nonflammable heat insulation materials manufacturing
- Air Liquide Alabuga–technical gases production
- Polymatiz - polypropylene goods production
- P-D Tatneft-Alabuga Steklovokno - fiberglass manufacturing
- Engineering Equipment Factory - climate system elements production
- Septal - production of equipment for local canalization systems
Meanwhile, the field of the potential residents is not bounded just by these industries listed above. The industrial orientation of the SEZ "Alabuga" includes also a chemical industry, a machine-tool construction, agricultural processing, pharmaceuticals, the production of the components for aircraft industry, woodworking, the food production etc.
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