Investment projects in Kazakhstan

The Turgai Paleozoic Exploration Project is a strategic initiative by Kazakhstan's national oil and gas company, KazMunayGas (KMG), aimed at expanding the country's hydrocarbon resource base. The project focuses on exploring deep Paleozoic sedimentary formations in the South Turgai Basin, particularly in the Kyzylorda region.

RAMS Beyond Almaty is a flagship mixed-use development project in the heart of Almaty, Kazakhstan. Designed as a premium 40-story multifunctional complex, it integrates luxury residences, high-class offices, a five-star hotel, commercial spaces, and panoramic public zones. The project aims to become a new architectural landmark of Almaty, contributing to the city’s positioning as a regional investment hub.

Danone, a French multinational food-products corporation, is expanding its existing dairy plant in Almaty Region, Kazakhstan. The project aims to increase the annual production capacity of the plant from 18,000 tons to 40,000 tons by 2026.

The Almaty Mountain Cluster (AMC) is an ambitious initiative by the Government of Kazakhstan to transform the Almaty region into Central Asia's premier year-round mountain tourism destination. The project includes the development and integration of several ski resorts, including Shymbulak, Oy-Karagai and Ak-Bulak, through the construction of new cable cars and infrastructure improvements.

The cotton–textile cluster is a major industrial initiative in the Turkestan Region of Kazakhstan, implemented by China's Xinjiang Lihua Group. It represents a vertically integrated production chain from cotton cultivation to finished textile and apparel manufacturing.

The new plant will be built on a 17-hectare site in the Ili district of the Almaty region.

The Taiqonyr Qyshqyl Zauyty project aims to construct a large-scale sulfuric acid production facility in the Turkistan region of Kazakhstan. The plant is designed to produce up to 800,000 tonnes of sulfuric acid annually, supporting the uranium mining sector by ensuring stable and cost-effective access to a critical reagent.

The ALEM project aims to build a medical equipment manufacturing plant in Astana, Kazakhstan. The facility will produce innovative equipment for organ preservation and transportation, specifically for transplantation. The flagship product is a system that can keep donor organs viable for over 24 hours, which is a significant improvement over current methods that preserve organs for only 4-6 hours.

Construction of a new generation electrometallurgical plant is being implemented by Railways Systems KZ LLP, a leading member of Kazakhstan's railway engineering cluster. The enterprise will be located on an area of 100 hectares. Total investments will amount to about 500 billion tenge, capacity - 1 million tons of steel per year.