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The study is based on the results of a pilot survey of more than 1,000 investment-active industrial organizations from 30 constituent entities of the Russian Federation, conducted in 2022 by order of the HSE ANO IIC "Statistics of Russia". The survey program was launched in 2018 and is based on the European Business Trends Research System.

As the results of the study italy cell phone number list showed, 63% of large and medium-sized enterprises maintained the trend of growing investment activity in digital and technological development, and 26% of industrial enterprises reported an increase in demand for investments in digital technologies compared to 2021.
of the investment process relative to 2021 was recorded in the production of metal ore (38% of organizations), coal (30%), oil and natural gas (29%), as well as the provision of services in the field of mining (29%). In the manufacturing segment, the most pronounced increase in investment activity was noted at enterprises producing coke and petroleum products (30%), electrical equipment (27%), chemicals and chemical products (23%), beverages (22%), machinery and equipment (21%), and metallurgy (19%).

42% of Russian industrial enterprises purchased computer, telecommunications equipment and software. The level of investment in the acquisition of equipment averaged 7.8%. 30% of industrial enterprises financed projects to implement new production technologies, compared to 9% in 2021. The average share of investment in new production technologies was 12%.

Half of the heads of industrial enterprises consider investments in technological development as one of the key drivers of short-term development. Even more - 72% of the heads of industrial enterprises considered attracting investments in R&D necessary for industry development and the creation of high-tech products.

According to Dmitry Parshin, Director of the Artezio Development Center (part of the Lanit Group), investments in digitalization in Russia have not only not slowed down, but are growing: "The key driver of growth is the transition to domestic solutions and more active implementation of digital tools in companies that have postponed the transition to new technologies. Simply put, companies are trying to implement digital projects that they planned earlier. But due to the departure of foreign brands, these projects need to be transferred to Russian technologies and software. Increased investment supports demand for IT products and services of IT companies."