Kia Automobile Manufacturing Plant (Allur)
Kostanay Region, Kazakhstan
Project phase
Stage 3 of 4
- Initiation & Feasibility
- Engineering Design & Planning
- Procurement & ConstructionCurrent
- Commissioning & Operation
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About this project
The construction of a full-cycle automotive plant for Kia vehicles in Kostanay, Kazakhstan, led by Allur Group, the country's largest automaker. The facility will produce up to 70,000 Kia vehicles annually, supporting Kazakhstan's growing automotive industry.
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