Investment projects in Kazakhstan

The project involves the construction of a waste-to-energy (WtE) plant in Astana designed to process municipal solid waste and generate electricity. It is part of a broader eco park concept aimed at modernizing the city’s waste management system. The facility will process approximately 1,500 tons of waste per day, equivalent to around 550,000 tons annually.

The “Palace of the Republic” is a large-scale state construction project planned in Astana as part of the city’s long-term urban development strategy. The project is initiated by the Administration of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and is included in the updated master plan of the capital.

The project is a large-scale Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facility planned in Almaty, Kazakhstan, designed to convert municipal solid waste into electrical energy through thermal treatment. The plant is expected to process up to 2,000 tons of waste per day, significantly reducing landfill dependency in the city. It will generate approximately 60 MW of electricity, which is intended to be integrated into the local power grid.

The project involves the construction of a large-scale football stadium with a planned capacity of 35,000 spectators in Shymkent, Kazakhstan. It is intended to become one of the крупнейших спортивных объектов города and support both domestic and potentially international matches. The stadium is being developed as part of broader urban and sports infrastructure expansion initiatives in the city.

The project is a large-scale poultry breeding and incubation egg production facility being developed in the Zhambyl region of Kazakhstan. It is designed to reduce the country’s dependence on imported breeding material, which currently accounts for a significant share of the poultry industry. The facility will operate as a pedigree poultry reproduction complex (breeding stock level II).

The project involves the construction of a modern football stadium with a seating capacity of 10,000 spectators. The facility is designed to comply with UEFA Category 4 standards, enabling it to host international matches and large-scale events. A key feature of the stadium is its full roofing system, allowing year-round operation regardless of weather conditions.

The project is the construction of a mid-scale international hotel complex under the brand Ramada Encore by Wyndham in Kokshetau, Kazakhstan. It is designed as a modern hospitality facility aimed at supporting the city’s growing business and tourism infrastructure. The hotel is positioned as part of the Wyndham global portfolio, targeting both business travelers and tourists.

The Aktobe Arena Stadium is a large-scale sports infrastructure project planned in Aktobe, Kazakhstan, with a seating capacity of approximately 34,980 spectators. The project is positioned as one of the most expensive stadium developments in the country, with an estimated budget of 65–70 billion tenge. It is intended to replace the existing central stadium and serve as the home ground for FC Aktobe.

The project is a large-scale agro-industrial initiative aimed at developing a vertically integrated deep potato processing complex in the Pavlodar region of Kazakhstan. It is designed to shift local agriculture from raw potato production to high value-added industrial processing.