Russian Island Firms Donate 600 Million Rubles to Boost Primorsky Krai’s Growth
Two international holding companies based on Russian Island have donated 600 million rubles to Primorsky Krai. The funds will support seven key projects, including healthcare and sports infrastructure. This contribution marks one of the largest private investments in the region's development.
The Special Administrative Regions (SAR) were set up in August 2018 to create favourable financial and administrative conditions. Their goal was to attract investment and capital to the area. By September 2025, the SAR on Russian Island had registered 131 companies with combined assets worth 5.5 trillion rubles.
The donation came from two SAR residents: Kaktus Capital and Admiralteisky Group. Each company contributed 300 million rubles, totalling 600 million rubles. The money will fund projects under Primorsky Krai's targeted investment program.
Among the planned developments are the expansion of Vladivostok Children's Polyclinic No. 5 and the construction of a new polyclinic in the village of Lazo. Additional funds will go toward building ice rinks and upgrading other healthcare facilities.
The 600 million-ruble donation will directly support infrastructure improvements in Primorsky Krai. Projects include new medical centres and sports facilities, addressing key regional needs. Construction and upgrades are expected to begin as part of the region's ongoing investment strategy.
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