March 2016
AUGUST 2016
Presentation of Project
«Development of Breeding Livestock Farm
«Komsomolets» in Zabaikalsky Krai»
CONTENTS
Terms and definitions 3
Project summary 4-9
Appendices 10
Project description 10-18
Market overview 19-24
Project financial model 25-29
Key executives’ CV 30-32
TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
Fund АО «Far East and Baikal Region Development Fund»
Project Development of crop growing in Chernyshevsk district, Zabaikalsky Krai, on the basis of Breeding Livestock Farm «Komsomolets»
Project company ООО «Breeding Livestock Farm «Komsomolets»
SME Corporation АО «Federal Corporation for Small and Medium Enterprise Development»
Guarantor ZАО «Chitinskie Klyuchi»
Beneficiaries Valery Nagel, Ivan Nagel
Agrofund АО «Management Company «Agro-Industrial Development Fund»
$, USD US dollar
EBITDA Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization FCFF / FCFE Free cash flow to firm / Free cash flow to equity
NPV Net present value
IRR Internal rate of return
PP / DPP Payback period / discounted payback period
Term Sheet Cooperation agreement between Fund and Beneficiaries setting forth the Project basic parameters and terms by which Fund will provide financing
Due diligence Project full-scope investigation and audit by Fund
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PROJECT SUMMARY
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
MARKET OVERVIEW
PROJECT FINANCIAL MODEL
KEY EXECUTIVES’ CV
93 400
1,000 303
Beneficiaries Fund Banks Reinvestment of net profit
Fund investments:
farm machinery
equipment
current capital for bringing new land into agriculture
1 796 mln RUB
PROJECT KEY
PERFORMANCE FIGURES (2026) PROJECT FINANCING STRUCTURE AND TERMS OF FUND
PARTICIPATION
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION BENEFITS (2016-2026)
FACILITIES INVESTED IN
Proceeds,
bln RUB 1.55
EBITDA,
bln RUB 0.27
Sales of crops,
kilotons 80.6
Project yield, % 5%
Participation
period, years up to 7
667 644
bln RUB
7,1
bln RUB
Employment generation Gross
regional product growth
Tax revenue
PROJECT BASIC PARAMETERS (1/2)
Project significance
Work progress
• The Project contemplates development of crop growing in Chernyshevsk district, Zabaikalsky Krai, on the basis of Breeding Livestock Farm
«Komsomolets»
• The Project suggests bringing of 104,000 hectares of long-fallow lands into agriculture during 2016-2018 in addition to 7,000 hectares of already cultivated lands. Moreover, there is a potential for further increasing of land assets up to 300,000 hectares and more, that will lead to creation of one of the largest agricultural companies in Russia
• The Project is assigned a status of project of regional significance, that implies priority granting of lands with no tendering process
• Further expansion of the Project can make it one of the key Agrofund projects
• Project implementation will facilitate an integrated development of export potential of Baikal regional agro-industrial complex
Further steps
• Project submitting to the Fund Investment Committee for consideration (ПП-1)
• In case of Project approval by the Fund Investment Committee, its submitting to the BOD Investment Committee
• Attraction of outside advisors for Project due diligence and paperwork for the deal
• Basic terms of Fund participation are cleared with Beneficiaries
• Term Sheet draft is prepared
• Project business plan and financial model are preliminary examined by Fund
PROJECT BASIC PARAMETERS (2/2)
•Zabaikalsky Krai is referred to the “area of risk farming” because of climatic and natural conditions
•At present tenancy to the lands planned to be used under the Project is not registered. However, Project is assigned a status of the project of regional significance, that implies priority granting of lands with no tendering process
•Independent guarantee/warranty of SME Corporation covers only 50% of loan debt. The uncovered part will be property secured with consideration for the amount of discount acceptable for Fund
•Project company requires financial resources as soon as possible in order to start sowing season in time, otherwise Project implementation will be postponed for a year
•Targeted subsidy for financing Baikal region projects will be applied to Project financing
•Project will be the first project in the framework of cooperation with SME Corporation
•There is a potential for Project further scaling-up (increasing of land bank up to 300,000 hectares and more)
•Further expansion of Project can be financed by Agrofund
Project brief overview
Project
implementation benefits
Restrictions and risks
Implementation aspects
Fund Project structure
•The Project contemplates an integrated development of crop growing (rapeseed, oats and barley) on the basis of Breeding Livestock Farm
«Komsomolets» in Chernyshevsk district, Zabaikalsky Krai
•Project Beneficiaries created Project company in 2014 on the base of bankrupt Federal State Unitary Enterprise «Breeding Livestock Farm
«Komsomolets»
•In 2015 Project company carried out test planting of rapeseed: 1250 t were harvested at a yield of 16 hundred kg/ha, that 1.7 times higher than the average yield in Zabaikalsky Krai (due to scrupulous technology compliance)
•In 2026 the output will make 80 kilotons of grain crops and rapeseed, which will be sold in Zabaikalsky Krai, neighboring regions, as well as exported to the PRC
•Fund project is to finance purchase of Russian-manufactured (Rostselmash, Peterburgsky Traktorny Zavod) and foreign-built agricultural machinery and equipment, as well as current capital required for bringing of 20,000 ha of new lands into agriculture
•Project implementation will result in introducing of 104,000 ha of long-fallow lands into agriculture, that will facilitate recovery of Zabaikalsky Krai agro-industrial potential
•Revenues to budgets of all levels will make up about 954 mln RUB for Project realization period (until 2026)
•Growth of gross regional product by 2026 will be around 7.1 bln RUB
•Fund investments into Project realization will make up 400 mln RUB in the form of contribution to Project company equity capital and a loan
•Amount of the contribution to the equity capital will be 50 mln RUB, and Fund equity stake will be determined by results of independent estimate
•Amount of the loan will be 350 mln RUB and it will be granted for up to 7 years
•Fund exit from Project will be performed by way of put option for Beneficiaries upon expiry of 7 years from the date of the first tranche, or by selling the business to a strategic investor together with Beneficiaries
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APPENDICES
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
MARKET OVERVIEW
PROJECT FINANCIAL MODEL
KEY EXECUTIVES’ CV
PROJECT OVERVIEW
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 0
10 20 30 40 50 60
70 Rapeseed Oats Barley
• Project contemplates development of crop growing in Chernyshevsk district, Zabaikalsky Krai
• Project provides for cultivation of crops, which are in great demand in the PRC – rapeseed, as well as oats and barley
• It is planned to bring 104,000 ha of long-fallow lands into agriculture during 2016-2018 in addition to presently cultivated 7,000 ha.
• Moreover, there is a potential for further increasing of land bank up to 300,000 hectares and more, that will lead to creation of one of the largest agricultural companies in Russia
• Further expansion of Project can be financed by Agrofund
• All production is organic, raised from Russian GMO-free seeds
Forecast volume of output
Source: data given by the Initiator
Project description
Kilotons
Geographic location
Chita
Chernyshevsk
Zabaikalsky Krai
OVERVIEW OF ZABAIKALSKY KRAI 9
POTENTIAL IN AGRICULTURE
4,481 1,728
208
Pastures Haylands
Ploughlands 4,481
1,728 950
481 Pastures
Haylands Long-fallow lands Ploughlands
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Total
Land bank, thousand ha
7.65 mln ha
Utilized in 2015
6.42 mln ha
Land type Black earth, meadow black earth
Average humus content 7-8%
Vegetation period, days 120-160 Annual precipitation,
mm 230-400
Average temperatures January: -19.7°C (in south); -37.5°C (in north) July: 20.7°C (in south); 13°C (in north)
Climatic and natural conditions
Oil plant cultivation Cattle breeding Promising lines of agriculture development in Zabaikalsky Krai
Sheep breeding
Plant production in 2015, kilotons
Vegetables Crops Oats 200
63
17
Meat production in 2014, kilotons (dead weight)
Cattle Pork Mutton
29.3
15.1
3.2
Zabaikalsky Krai has a potential to bring into agriculture additional lands in the amount of more than 1.2 mln ha
• Zabaikalsky Krai has a great potential for agriculture development
• As of 2014 the area of cropped lands was 7.25 times less than that in 1990, sheep stock decreased approximately 8 times
• Creation of a large agricultural enterprise will facilitate
recovery of this industry in the region
CAPEX
5.57%
23.96%
59.91%
10.56% Beneficiaries
Fund Banks
Historical costs Machinery
Construction and installation Equipment
Current capital
CAPEX structure (mln RUB)
Financing sources (mln RUB)
• Fund will invest in:
Purchase of Russian (Rostselmash, Peterburgsky Traktorny Zavod) and foreign-made agricultural machinery
Purchase of equipment (grain cleaning, etc.)
Formation of current capital required for bringing of 20,000 ha of long-fallow lands into agriculture (fertilizers, chemicals, fuel and lubricants)
Main facilities invested in
2015 2016 2017 2018
0
403
678 715
176.3
0
0 0
Historical Future
Historical and predicted CapEx, mln RUB
Note: *176.3 mln RUB of historical investment not included
1 972 mln RUB 1 796 mln
RUB
*
CROP ROTATION AND INTRODUCTION 11
OF NEW LANDS
• Project provides for a classic three-course system: rotation of fallows, oil and grain crops
• In the first year the field is ploughed and left fallow, in the second year it is planted with rapeseed, in the third year – with grain crops. Then the cycle repeats.
• Strict compliance with the crop rotation rules combined with the use of a proper amount of mineral fertilizers allows reaching high yield indices
Fallows Rape
Barley/Oats CROP ROTATION
• Under the Project it is planned to bring 104,000 ha into agriculture within 2016-2018
• At present* only 481,000 ha are utilized as ploughlands in Zabaikalsky Krai
• Zabaikalsky Krai has a great potential for development of agro-industrial complex – amount of long-fallow lands is 950,000 ha
• Further expansion of Project company «land bank» can be financed by Agrofund
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019+
8 8 28
78
2015; 0
20 050
34 188
Introduction of new lands Utilized lands Thous. ha
+ Basic scenario: ploughland 112,000 ha
SCHEDULE OF NEW LAND INTRODUCTION
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APPENDICES
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
MARKET OVERVIEW
PROJECT FINANCIAL MODEL
KEY EXECUTIVES’ CV
WORLD RAPESEED MARKET(1/2)
Key rapeseed producing countries Market description
• About 70 mln tons of rapeseed is produced in the world annually. Average yield is 19 hundred kg/ha. The leading rapeseed producers are European Union, Canada, and China
• World consumption of rapeseed is 68-72 mln tons, from which at least 96% is used for rape oil production
• Decline of production in 2015-2016 as compared with the previous season was caused by rainless weather conditions in some regions of Europe, Australia, and Canada, as well as by rapeseed losses in Canada because of frosts
• Russia holds an insignificant share in the world production
≈1 mln tons (at an average yield of 11 hundred kg/ha). However, Russia has a fair chance to considerably ramp up rapeseed production and its export to China and Japan
Product prices, $/t World supply and demand
Index 14/15 15/16П 16/17П 17/18П 18/19П 19/20П 20/21П
Yield (hundred kg/ha) 20 19 19 19 20 20 20
Area (mln ha) 36.0 35.0 35.9 36.4 36.7 36.9 36.9
Production (mln
tons) 71.7 66.6 68.6 70.6 72.0 73.1 74.1
Consumption 71.7 68.3 69.0 70.2 71.5 72.8 74.1
Food 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.7 0.7 0.7 0.7
Feedstuf 2.6 2.3 2.2 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3
Oil 68.4 65.3 66.1 67.3 68.5 69.8 71.0
Reserves 6.8 5.1 4.7 5.0 5.5 5.8 5.8
- 400 800 1,200 1,600 2,000
31 December 2005; 178
31 January 2003; 308 31 March
2008; 1,519
31 January 2003; 623
Rapeseed Oil
21
14 14
7
3 2 11 2
European Union Canada China
India Australia Ukraine
USA Russia Other
67
mln tons
Source: Quandl, International Grains Council
WORLD RAPESEED MARKET (2/2)
7.8 2.3
1.3
USA; 0.2; 1.65%0.3Russia; 0.1;
0.83%Other; 0.1;
0.83%
Canada Australia
Ukraine European Union
USA Russia
Other
3.3
2.9 2.3
1.4 0.6
0.6
1.0
China European Union
Japan Mexico
USA Pakistan
Other
Lands under cultivation and rapeseed yield
Canada China India European Union Australia Russia Ukraine USA Pakistan Belarus Kazakhstan
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 1 2 3 4
7.9 7.4 7.1 6.5 2.3 1.0 0.7 0.7 0.4 0.3 0.2
1.8 1.9
1.0
3.3
1.3
1.1
2.6
2.0
0.9
1.8
1.0
Land under cultivation, mln ha Yield, t/ha
Largest rapeseed exporters Largest rapeseed importers
12
mln tons
12
mln tons
Source: ITC, International Grains Council
POTENTIAL MARKET OUTLETS
CHINA JAPAN
2.5 3.2
5.3 4.5
3.3 4.3 4.5 4.7 4.9 5.1
Imports, mln tons
2.4
2.5
2.4 2.4
2.3 2.3
2.4 2.4
2.5 2.5 Imports, mln tons
3.9 0.5 0.10.0
Canada Australia Mongolia
Russia
4.5
mln tons
Key suppliers, mln tons
2.1 0.3
Canada Australia Key suppliers, mln tons
2.4
mln tons
Source: ITC, International Grains Council
RUSSIAN RAPESEED MARKET
Rapeseed production in the Russian Federation (without considering Project implementation)
2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021
00.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2
0.8 1.0 1.1 1.1 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.2 1.3 1.3
1.1 1.0
1.4 1.5
1.1
1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.8
1.4
1.0
1.3 1.4
1.1
1.4 1.3 1.4 1.4 1.4
Land under cultivation, mln ha Production, mln tons Yield, t/ha
Key regions producing rapeseed, kilotons
2012 2013 2014 2015 Yield (t/ha) the Russian Federation 1 035 1 393 1 464 1 125 1.1
Kaliningrad Region 85 76 97 110 3.5
Tula Region 90 82 116 83 1.3
the Republic of Tatarstan 87 53 85 79 1.0
Stavropol Krai 34 190 192 77 1.3
Lipetsk Region 96 91 91 73 1.7
Ryazan Region 34 42 60 65 1.3
Tyumen Region 56 78 66 61 0.8
Krasnodar Krai 35 89 90 42 2.4
Kemerovo Region 27 55 53 42 0.7
Altai Krai 28 48 39 41 0.6
Zabaikalsky Krai 3 2 3 2 0.9
Kaliningrad Region
Tula Region
Lipetsk Region
Stavropol Krai Krasnodar Krai
the Republic of Tatarstan Ryazan Region
Kemerovo Region
Altai Krai
Zabaikalsky Krai
Source: ЕМИСС, International Grains Council
ZABAIKALSKY KRAI
2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2020/2021 2024/2025
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
0 1 2
7 4 5 2
54
140
3 2 3 2
59
154
0.4
0.6 0.7
0.9
1.1 1.1
Land under cultivation, thous. Ha Production, kilotons Average yield, t/ha
Rapeseed production in Zabaikalsky Krai
Actl.
With account for Project realization and furtherexpansion of «land bank»
Project realization will make it possible for Zabaikalsky Krai to take the lead in rapeseed production in Russia:
Project realization will make it possible for Zabaikalsky Krai to take the lead in rapeseed production in Russia:
By 2020 the share of Zabaikalye in the all-Russian production output will make up 5%* (at present it is 0.2%)
With account for potential of further (till 2025) expansion of Project company land bank, the share of Zabaikalye in the all-Russian rapeseed production will make up 13%*
Note: * taking into consideration the predicted volume of rapeseed production in Russia in the amount of 1.8 mln tons Source: Federal State Statistics Service, calculations made by Fund
1.6 Project actual yield in 2015
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APPENDICES
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
MARKET OVERVIEW
PROJECT FINANCIAL MODEL
KEY EXECUTIVES’ CV
OPERATIONALS AND FINANCIALS
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
Rapeseed Oats Barley
Rapeseed price Oats price Barley price
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Proceeds EBITDA EBITDA prifitability 70%
(Right scale)
Cultivated crop sales and price forecast
Proceeds dynamics and EBITDA
Source: financial model prepared by Fund on the base of the Initiator’s data
Kilotons The financial model is based on a
conservative yield index (1.1 t/ha), that corresponds to the average yield index in Russia in 2015.
Rapeseed price is more than 2 times higher than barley price and more than 3 times higher than oats price
At the same time the cost of rapeseed sowing does not difer from that of oats and barley sowing
Sowing of oats and barley is dictated by the need to comply with the crop rotation rules
EBITDA profitability level remains persistently high throughout the Project life
Fluctuation of profitability level is caused by crop rotation – profitability level is higher in those years, when the largest area is planted with rapeseed
The leader of industry – Rusagro company – has this index equal to 50% in crop segment
Comment
Comment
Bln RUB
Thous. RUB/t
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INDICES
Source: calculations made by Fund Note: 1 year-average price without VAT
1 1 1
Note: 2 account balance is a part of current capital and is used during the 1st half of the year for financing of operating activities
Index Unit of
measurement 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 Total
Production
Rapeseed sales tons 4 284 20 329 51 224 38 692 20 329 51 224 38 692 20 329 51 224 38 692 20 581 355 601
Oats sales tons 752 2 020 12 303 38 752 30 172 12 303 38 752 30 172 12 303 38 752 28 181 244 461
Barley sales tons 891 2 478 14 243 43 491 33 758 14 243 43 491 33 758 14 243 43 491 31 768 275 853
Rapeseed sale price thous. RUB/ t 21,41 23,24 24,64 25,93 27,21 28,49 29,78 31,19 32,70 34,18 35,67 29,31
Oats sale price thous .RUB/t 6,42 6,97 7,39 7,78 8,16 8,55 8,93 9,36 9,81 10,25 10,70 9,10
Barley sale price thous.RUB/ t 9,63 10,46 11,09 11,67 12,24 12,82 13,40 14,04 14,71 15,38 16,05 13,64
Financial
Proceeds mln RUB 109 519 1 523 1 826 1 222 1 760 2 095 1 401 2 020 2 405 1 554 16 434
Operational costs mln RUB (96) (321) (674) (887) (931) (975) (1 019) (1 067) (1 118) (1 169) (1 220) (9 475)
Administrative costs mln RUB (9) (33) (67) (60) (48) (78) (69) (54) (89) (79) (62) (650)
EBITDA mln RUB 4 165 782 879 244 707 1 008 280 812 1 156 272 6 310
Profitability % 3% 32% 51% 48% 20% 40% 48% 20% 40% 48% 18% 38%
Depreciation mln RUB (25) (81) (125) (132) (132) (132) (132) (132) (132) (132) (106) (1 260)
Financial costs mln RUB (25) (103) (171) (121) (62) (26) (4) (1) - - - (513)
Profit tax with account for deferred tax asset mln RUB - - - - - - - - - - - -
Net profit mln RUB (51) (23) 483 623 48 548 871 148 681 1 024 166 4 517
profitability % -47% -4% 32% 34% 4% 31% 42% 11% 34% 43% 11% 27%
Cash flow from operations mln RUB 64 191 793 872 167 754 1 037 196 867 1 190 171 6 302
Investment (without VAT) mln RUB (223) (506) (430) (68) - - - - - - - (1 228)
Cash flow from financing mln RUB 357 554 (171) (532) (456) (86) (63) (59) - - - (456)
Contributions to equity capital mln RUB 93 50 - - - - - - - - - 143
Interest mln RUB (30) (108) (174) (124) (64) (28) (4) (1) - - - (532)
Attraction / (repayment) of credits mln RUB 294 611 3 (408) (392) (58) (58) (58) - - - (67)
Net cash flow mln RUB 198 239 191 272 (289) 668 974 137 867 1 190 171 4 619
Opening cash balance mln RUB 10 208 446 638 910 621 1 289 2 263 2 400 3 267 4 457 10
Closing cash balance mln RUB 208 446 638 910 621 1 289 2 263 2 400 3 267 4 457 4 628 4 628
FCFF mln RUB (155) (311) 366 807 169 755 1 038 196 867 1 190 171 5 094
Cash flow from operations mln RUB 38 88 623 751 105 727 1 033 196 867 1 190 171 5 789
Investment (without VAT) mln RUB (223) (506) (430) (68) - - - - - - - (1 228)
Interest* (1-t) (@0%) mln RUB 30 108 174 124 64 28 4 1 - - - 532
PROJECT PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
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Project NPV sensitivity (mln RUB) Project main investment metrics
Source: calculations made by Fund
Product price +10%
Operational costs -10%
CapEx -10%
Base rate CapEx +10%
Operational costs +10%
Product price -10%
(1,100) (100) 900 1,900 2,900 3,900 3,615 3,310 2,509 2,407 2,302 1,498 1,025
Index mln RUB
NPV
1@12% for the period through to 2026 2 407
IRR
1, % 46.5%
PP / DPP, years 4 / 4
Free cash flow 5 094
Note: 1 with account for terminal value
Index Unit of
measurement 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 Total
Cash flow from operations mln RUB 64 191 793 872 167 754 1 037 196 867 1 190 171 6 302
Investment (without VAT) mln RUB (223) (506) (430) (68) - - - - - - - (1 228)
Cash flow from financing mln RUB 357 554 (171) (532) (456) (86) (63) (59) - - - (456)
Contributions to equity capital mln RUB 93 50 - - - - - - - - - 143
Interest mln RUB (30) (108) (174) (124) (64) (28) (4) (1) - - - (532)
Attraction / (repayment) of credits mln RUB 294 611 3 (408) (392) (58) (58) (58) - - - (67)
Net cash flow mln RUB 198 239 191 272 (289) 668 974 137 867 1 190 171 4 619
Opening cash balance mln RUB 10 208 446 638 910 621 1 289 2 263 2 400 3 267 4 457 10
Closing cash balance mln RUB 208 446 638 910 621 1 289 2 263 2 400 3 267 4 457 4 628 4 628
FCFF mln RUB (155) (311) 366 807 169 755 1 038 196 867 1 190 171 5 094
Cash flow from operations mln RUB 38 88 623 751 105 727 1 033 196 867 1 190 171 5 789
Investment (without VAT) mln RUB (223) (506) (430) (68) - - - - - - - (1 228)
Interest * (1-t) (@0%) mln RUB 30 108 174 124 64 28 4 1 - - - 532
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APPENDICES
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
MARKET OVERVIEW
PROJECT FINANCIAL MODEL
KEY EXECUTIVES’ CV
Фото
KEY EXECUTIVES’ CV
Valery Nagel (1975) Beneficiary
Education:
University: City University, London, faculty: Banking and International Finance
Business School: Cass Business School, London.
Faculty: Finance and Investment Management Chita State Technical University, 2000. Banking and Finance
Part-owns and is at the helm of a group of diversified companies (agriculture, beer and soft drinks production, building material production, and construction)
Has experience in investment project management:
Keiser Beratung AG ( Financial Analyst, Project Manager), London
Private Investment Fund (Investment Manager), London
Otranto Capital (Cо-Owner), investment boutique for attracting investments in Russian mining projects, London
Ivan Nagel (1983) Beneficiary Education:
Chita State Technical University, Faculty of Construction and Ecology, qualification–
Environmental Engineer.
First Deputy Director General of
ZАО «Zabaikalskaya Investment Company»
Part-owns a group of diversified companies (agriculture, beer and soft drinks production, building material production, and construction) Deputy to the Duma of «Chita Town» urban district
Фото
Фото
KEY EXECUTIVES’ CV
Sergey Gurulyov (1983) Director
Education:
Siberian State Technological University, Krasnoyarsk.
Specialization – Forestry Engineer
Participated in formation and implementation of ZAO
«ZabInCom» investment projects
Management control over the production area with more than 500 workers
Has experience in construction
Nikita Ogluzdin (1986) Financial Director Education:
Institute of Mining of Chita State University. Major – Economics and Management at Mining and Exploration Enterprises
Has participation experience in realization of international investment projects connected with mining operations
Participated in designing of mining enterprises, was liable for diary and network scheduling
Pavel Zagibalov (1956)
Deputy Director for Production Education:
Nerchinsk Agricultural Technical School.
Specialization – Agriculturist
Chita Polytechnical School. Specialization – Mechanic Worked as Deputy Director for Production for the State Unitary Enterprise «Breeding Livestock Farm
«Komsomolets». Knows fully well quality characteristics of the local soil and climatic peculiarities
Managed production personnel of more than 150 employees.
Total industrial work record is over 35 years
Alexander Myaukin (1976)
Chief Technologist for Crop Production Education:
Chita branch of Irkutsk Agricultural Academy.
Specialization – Agricultural Scientist
Nerchinsk Agricultural Technical School. Specialization – Agriculturist
Total service with agricultural enterprises is over 15 years, including 7 years in rapeseed production
Has experience in management control over 300 employees
Has awards from the Governor and Ministry of Agriculture of the region for introduction of resource- saving technologies in plant growing