In Moscow every second technopark resident wants to expand their space
Every second resident of Moscow's technoparks requires to expand their facilities. These are the results of a study by the Moscow Innovation Cluster (MIC) Analytical Center, presented at the Technological Infrastructure Forum.
Fifty-seven percent of residents surveyed expressed a desire to expand their facilities. Meanwhile, 38% of companies need to expand their production facilities, and 15% lack specialized laboratory space.
Among companies not yet resident in technology parks, 85% of respondents indicated a need for new space. In this category, 46% of companies are interested in space for production lines, and 26% are interested in modern laboratories.
High-growth industrial and scientific companies with annual revenues ranging from 50 to 500 million rubles significantly stimulate the demand for technoparks. There are 7,900 such companies operating in Moscow that are not yet residents in technoparks. According to the MIC Analytical Center, demand for space in Moscow will only increase due to the rapidly growing number of new high-tech companies.
Fifty-seven percent of residents surveyed expressed a desire to expand their facilities. Meanwhile, 38% of companies need to expand their production facilities, and 15% lack specialized laboratory space.
Among companies not yet resident in technology parks, 85% of respondents indicated a need for new space. In this category, 46% of companies are interested in space for production lines, and 26% are interested in modern laboratories.
High-growth industrial and scientific companies with annual revenues ranging from 50 to 500 million rubles significantly stimulate the demand for technoparks. There are 7,900 such companies operating in Moscow that are not yet residents in technoparks. According to the MIC Analytical Center, demand for space in Moscow will only increase due to the rapidly growing number of new high-tech companies.