Investment projects in Kazakhstan

5 million tons per year to 9 million tons per year. It forms part of Kazakhstan’s national strategy to modernize its major oil refineries and strengthen domestic fuel supply security. A key objective of the project is to achieve Euro-5 fuel quality standards through deep upgrading and modernization of refining units.

The project is a large-scale EPC infrastructure development aimed at strengthening the drinking water supply system of Kazakhstan’s capital, Astana. It involves the construction of a 205 km raw water transmission pipeline from the Kanysh Satpaev Canal system to the city of Astana, along with multiple pumping stations and a major water treatment facility (NFS-4).

The project involves the construction of a new Kazakhstan-German School for 600 students in Astana. The school is planned as an international educational facility combining Kazakhstani and German educational approaches. According to Samruk-Kazyna, the school is expected to become part of the global network of German schools abroad and provide German-language education for 600 Kazakhstani students.

Polymet Solutions Corporation LLP is developing a new foundry plant in Karaganda Region to supply cast steel products for Kazakhstan’s mining, metallurgical, and machine-building sectors. The project’s core commercial focus is the production of steel mill liners and grinding balls, which are used in ore-processing and industrial equipment.

The Ulan Transport and Logistics Complex is a major infrastructure and logistics project planned in the Ulan District of East Kazakhstan Region. The facility is designed as a multimodal logistics hub combining road, rail, container, customs, warehousing and agro-logistics infrastructure.

Keruen Karaganda is a large-scale shopping, leisure and cultural centre planned in Karaganda, Kazakhstan. The project is positioned as a new-generation urban destination rather than a conventional retail mall. The multifunctional complex will cover more than 180,000 square metres and is expected to become the largest facility in the Keruen network and one of the largest complexes of its type in Kazakhstan.

The Seven Rivers Technologies Glass Container Manufacturing Plant is a new industrial project planned in Kyzylorda, Kazakhstan. The project involves the construction of a plant for processing solid household waste in the form of glass cullet and producing glass containers. The designed annual production capacity is 240 million glass containers.

The project involves the construction of a new administrative complex for the Department of Economic Investigations of Almaty Region in Konayev, Kazakhstan. It is part of the broader development of Konayev as the administrative centre of Almaty Region. The facility is intended to strengthen the region’s law-enforcement and financial monitoring infrastructure.

The project involves the construction of a new educational complex for the Almaty Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan named after Makan Esbulatov. The facility is intended to support the training of future police officers and strengthen Kazakhstan’s departmental law-enforcement education system.