Investment projects in Kazakhstan

The project involves constructing a large‑scale mining and metallurgical facility at the Syrymbet deposit in the Aiyrtau (Айыртау) District of the North Kazakhstan Region, Kazakhstan. The facility is designed to exploit one of the world’s largest undeveloped tin (Sn)‑rich polymetallic deposits, with tin as the major component and significant by‑products including copper, tungsten and fluorite.

The Varvarinskoye Hub project involves the construction of a ~23 MW solar photovoltaic plant paired with up to ~40 MW gas‑piston (gas‑engine) power station. The hybrid configuration is designed to ensure stable electricity supply for Solidcore Resources’ mining operations, using solar power during the day and gas‑piston generation to balance intermittent solar output.

-based Clearbrook Energy Solutions (CES) and Kazakhstan-based AG TECH LLP, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop a facility for manufacturing and assembling Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). The plant will enhance Kazakhstan’s energy security, support integration of renewable energy, and provide reliable backup power for digital infrastructure such as data centers and telecom networks.

This is a full‑cycle meat processing complex being built by Eurasia Agro Semey. The facility will include a slaughterhouse for both large (200 heads per shift) and small ruminants (1,400 heads per shift), a sausage production workshop (5 tons per shift), and a canning workshop (12 tons per shift). It aims to serve both domestic and export markets, producing chilled and frozen lamb, mutton, beef, as well as offal and meat‑bone meal.

This project involves building a modern dairy farm in Kostanay Region, Altynsarin District, in the village of Basbek. The farm is designed to hold approximately 500 heads of cattle, though some local reports mention 660 head. It aims to produce about 3,200 tonnes of milk per year.

This project involves the construction of a 50 MW combined-cycle (steam + gas) power plant in the village of Auliekol, Zhambyl District, Zhambyl Region, Kazakhstan. It is being developed by GES Myrzatai LLP with an investment of US$ 60 million. The project will be implemented in two phases: the first phase is 50 MW, and the second will expand capacity by another 150 MW, bringing the total to 200 MW.

This is a large-scale industrial project to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant and a methanol plant in the Mangystau Region of Kazakhstan. The LNG plant is designed to be the first of its kind in Central Asia, with an annual capacity of about 145,000 tonnes of LNG, located on a 16-hectare site near the Port of Kuryk on the Caspian Sea. Adjacent to that, a methanol plant is planned with a capacity of 100,000 tonnes/year.

This project is to build a high-tech manufacturing plant for food-grade gelatin in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The plant will process cattle hides via a “full-cycle” method to produce gelatin, including higher value-added products, and will have its own wastewater treatment facilities meeting Kazakhstan’s environmental standards.

The project involves the construction of a major mosque designed to host up to 5,000 worshippers in the new residential district “Semey Smart City” in the city of Semey. The mosque will serve as one of the district’s key cultural, social, and architectural landmarks, built as part of the regional initiative “Abayğa Qūrmet”.