Investment projects in Kazakhstan

The Kyzylorda–Aktobe Highway Expansion Project involves the reconstruction and widening of the existing national road connecting the cities of Kyzylorda and Aktobe in Kazakhstan. The project aims to upgrade the road to a four-lane highway (Category I) to improve transport capacity, road safety, and transit efficiency.

The Karamurun Ore Field Gold Mining Project is a planned gold extraction initiative in the Kyzylorda Region of Kazakhstan, led by the mining company Marsel Gold. The project involves the development of several gold-bearing deposits within the Karamurun ore field using open-pit mining methods.

The project involves the construction of a cascade of small hydropower plants on the Baskhan River in the Sarkand District of the Zhetysu Region of Kazakhstan. The development includes two derivation-type hydropower stations designed to utilize the river’s flow through a water intake structure and pressurized pipelines. Each station will contain a single horizontal hydro-unit consisting of a turbine and generator.

The project involves the construction of an industrial facility for the production of mineral wool thermal insulation materials in the East Kazakhstan Region of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The plant is planned as a modern manufacturing complex producing insulation boards made from mineral fibers derived from gabbro-diabase rock.

The project involves the development of two satellite gold deposits, Novodneprovskoye and Sharyk, in the Burabay district of Akmola region, Kazakhstan, under RG Gold ownership, now part of Zijin Gold International. The development plan includes the construction of open-pit mines for both deposits, designed to extract oxidized gold ores via heap leaching.

The project involves the expansion of the existing Polpharma Santo (JSC “Khimpharm”) pharmaceutical production facility in Shymkent, Republic of Kazakhstan, with the construction of new manufacturing buildings and laboratory spaces.

The project involves the construction of a modern football stadium in Atyrau, Kazakhstan, designed to accommodate approximately 12,000 spectators and comply with UEFA Category IV standards, enabling it to host international matches.

The project envisions construction of a large‑scale industrial facility to produce food‑grade gelatin and related collagen‑based products from animal by‑products such as hides and bones. It is intended to deepen the processing of livestock by‑products within Kazakhstan and reduce the country’s complete dependence on imports of gelatin.

he project involves constructing a new urban arterial road and a bridge in Uralsk to improve connectivity to the Akzhayyk residential district. 96 km and a design speed of 80 km/h. 5 meters wide, with a total right-of-way of 60 meters.