Investment projects in Kazakhstan

This is a full‑cycle meat processing complex being built by Eurasia Agro Semey. The facility will include a slaughterhouse for both large (200 heads per shift) and small ruminants (1,400 heads per shift), a sausage production workshop (5 tons per shift), and a canning workshop (12 tons per shift). It aims to serve both domestic and export markets, producing chilled and frozen lamb, mutton, beef, as well as offal and meat‑bone meal.

This project involves building a modern dairy farm in Kostanay Region, Altynsarin District, in the village of Basbek. The farm is designed to hold approximately 500 heads of cattle, though some local reports mention 660 head. It aims to produce about 3,200 tonnes of milk per year.

This project is to build a high-tech manufacturing plant for food-grade gelatin in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The plant will process cattle hides via a “full-cycle” method to produce gelatin, including higher value-added products, and will have its own wastewater treatment facilities meeting Kazakhstan’s environmental standards.

The project is a large-scale greenhouse complex covering 144 hectares in the Martobe district of Shymkent, Kazakhstan. It is designed to produce approximately 36,000 tons of vegetables annually, primarily tomatoes, with potential for expansion to other crops. The project aims to enhance local food security, reduce seasonal dependence on imports, and stabilize vegetable supply in the region.

The project envisages building the largest sugar processing plant in Kazakhstan near the city of Konaev (Almaty Region), under the initiative of QazaqArab Sugar in cooperation with UAE-based Al Khaleej Sugar. The facility is designed to process up to 500,000 tons of sugar beet per year and produce approximately 500,000 tons of sugar annually — a capacity that would significantly exceed the output of existing domestic sugar factories.

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 establishment of a large-scale sea cage aquaculture facility for the farming of marine trout (salmonid species) in the Caspian Sea. The facility is designed to produce up to 5,000 tons of salmonids per year, making it one of the largest such projects in Kazakhstan. The project aims to substantially reduce imports of salmonids, covering approximately 60% of national demand.

The Turan May project is an investment initiative to construct a modern oilseed extraction plant and vegetable oil refinery in Semey, Kazakhstan. The plant will process up to 500 tons of oilseed per day through extraction and refine up to 300 tons of vegetable oil per day, targeting both domestic consumption and export markets.

The AMP‑Yuzhnyi project is an ambitious meat processing plant initiative led by Kazakhstan’s AITAS Holding in partnership with the city administration of Shymkent. It aims to build a highly automated facility focused on the deep processing of meat products, especially sausage and ready‑made meat items, with an annual production capacity of 50,000 tons of finished products.