Future investors in the Primorye gambling zone in Russia will need to make a special contribution worth about US$23m towards infrastructure development.
Primorye Territory Vice Governor Sergey Nekhayev announced new conditions for future investors during a visit by Russian Minister for Far East Development Aleksandr Galushka.
He also said the state-run Far East Development Corporation recently announced a tender for free land lots in the territory and winners would be decided by mid-December.
Nekhayev forecast that tax revenues from Primorye would reach 165m roubles in 2016, more than 700m per year by 2019 and about 2.5bn roubles per year by 2022.
Source: Asia Gaming Brief
