Investment projects in Kazakhstan

, Geely Coolray and Emgrand) using CKD (completely knocked down) assembly and seeking a high level of localisation. The facility is designed to serve the domestic demand in Kazakhstan — where legislation favours locally‑assembled vehicles — and also target export markets.

-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.

The project involves construction and expansion of a modern industrial facility in the Tassay industrial zone in Shymkent, Kazakhstan, to increase production of electrical engineering products. This expansion supports manufacture of high‑voltage power transformers, autotransformers, reactors, and related electrical equipment, strengthening Kazakhstan’s domestic manufacturing capabilities and reducing dependence on imported equipment.

This project involves the establishment of a joint venture to assemble heavy trucks and specialized vehicles under the Chinese brand HOWO on the territory of Saran Machinery in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan. The initiative is implemented through strategic cooperation between China National Heavy Duty Truck Group (Sinotruk) and Saran Machinery LLP, with strong involvement from Kazakhstan’s government and local authorities.

The project involves establishing a high‑tech manufacturing facility in Taraz, Kazakhstan to produce digital and automated water resource management solutions. The planned products include smart monitoring systems, water level and quality sensors, software–hardware irrigation dispatching platforms, and early‑warning systems for floods and emergencies.

The project involves the construction of a large-scale industrial plant for the production of glass bottles in Kazakhstan. The facility is designed to manufacture up to 240 million glass bottles per year, primarily for the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors.

This project involves the planned construction of Kazakhstan’s first modern aluminium automotive wheel manufacturing plant with a full production cycle. The facility is intended to localize the production of aluminium wheels, a component that is currently 100% imported into Kazakhstan. S.

The VOLTREX project is a brownfield greenfield industrial facility under construction to produce a full range of motor, industrial, and technical lubricating oils under the VOLTREX brand. The plant is being developed as part of import‑substitution efforts and export‑oriented industrial expansion in Kazakhstan, aiming to reduce dependence on imported lubricants and improve logistics for domestic consumption.

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.