Investment projects in Kazakhstan

The project involves the localization of production of Valley irrigation machines in Kazakhstan by the international company Valmont Industries in partnership with the Kazakh industrial company Imstalcon. Valley is a globally recognized brand specializing in mechanized irrigation systems, particularly center-pivot and linear irrigation machines used in large-scale agriculture.

The project involves the construction of a high-technology industrial complex in Kazakhstan focused on the production of high-energy materials used in industrial and defense-related applications. The initiative was announced following the signing of a cooperation memorandum between the regional administration of Zhambyl Region and the investment group associated with entrepreneur Aibek Barys.

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 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 planned construction of a new manufacturing facility in Atyrau, Kazakhstan, focused on complex industrial equipment solutions, including pressure vessels. Chevron Direct Investment Fund Ltd. (CDIF) has signed an investment agreement with Kazakhstan-based KazBoltService LLP to invest USD 24 million into the project.

Alma-Ata Machinery Manufacturing Brake Components Plant is a planned automotive components manufacturing project in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The project provides for the construction of a plant for the production of brake discs and brake pads. ”.

The project involves the planned development of a new shipbuilding plant in Mangystau Region, Kazakhstan, in the Kazakh sector of the Caspian Sea. The initiative was publicly announced after a framework agreement was signed between Mangystau Region and Damen Shipyards Group during the Kazakhstan-European Union business forum in Brussels. The project is intended to create a modern shipbuilding production facility in the Caspian region.