The Urbanica Planning Institute, based on municipal statistics and corporate reporting, compiles a rating of Russian cities in terms of industrial infrastructure development.
In total, the list includes 250 settlements. We represent Top 10 largest industrial centers in Russiaranked by production volume.
10. Nogliki (production volume - 346.1 billion rubles)
A small town located in the Sakhalin Oblast has overtaken Chelyabinsk, which last year rating closed the top ten. The most important city-forming enterprise of Noglikov is NGDU Katanglineftegaz. Enterprises of the forestry, fishing and construction industries are of great importance for the city.
9. Nizhnekamsk (350.1 billion rubles)
This city is the largest Russian center of the petrochemical industry, it accounts for 23% of the industrial output of Tatarstan. The enterprises of the construction industry and the food industry are also of great importance.
8. Novy Urengoy (383.4 billion rubles)
Two subsidiaries of Gazprom, Gazprom dobycha Yamburg and Gazprom dobycha Urengoy, have become city-forming in the region. The enterprises located in Novy Urengoy account for more than half of the gas produced in the Russian Federation.
7. Ufa (420.2 billion rubles)
The main industries represented in Ufa are oil refining, chemistry and mechanical engineering. More than two hundred medium and large enterprises are concentrated in the city, including Bashneft, Gazprom Transgaz Ufa, and GlavBashStroy.
6. Perm (495.3 billion rubles)
The basis of the city's economy is heavy industry. Of great importance are the electric power industry, oil and gas processing, chemistry and petrochemistry, mechanical engineering, woodworking, printing, as well as the food industry.
5. Omsk (528.1 billion rubles)
The main industries represented in the economy of Omsk are food, petrochemical, rubber and plastic products, electrical equipment, aerospace engineering.
4. Nizhnevartovsk (611.1 billion rubles)
The basis of the city's economy is the oil and gas complex. Such enterprises as Samotlorneftegaz, Rosneft-Nizhnevartovsk, and Sibur Tyumen Gas are represented in Nizhnevartovsk. There are many foreign companies in the region - National Oilwell Varco, Baker Hughes, Trican Well Service.
3. Surgut (1215.1 billion rubles)
One of the largest Russian ports is closely related to oil and natural gas production. Surgutneftegaz, Gazprom transgaz Surgut, and Gazprom Pererabotka are based in the city. The power industry is represented by the Tyumenenergo branch.
2.Moscow (2,241.1 billion rubles)
The capital is the center of mechanical engineering, light, chemical and printing industries. However, the process of transferring large enterprises from the megalopolis to the region and other regions leads to the fact that Moscow no longer occupies the first place in the ten largest industrial centers.
1. St. Petersburg (2336 billion rubles)
The economy of the Northern capital is based on more than seven hundred enterprises representing such industries as shipbuilding, petrochemicals, food processing, mechanical engineering, printing, non-ferrous metallurgy, and food processing.