Investment projects in Kazakhstan

The Bakhty – Ayagoz railway line is a strategic infrastructure project in Kazakhstan aimed at developing the country’s transit potential and strengthening connectivity with China. Its implementation will increase rail transport capacity between the two countries from 28 to approximately 48 million tons of cargo per year.

54-hectare site in the town of Abai, Karaganda Oblast. The facility will have a slaughtering capacity of up to 300 sheep and goats and 50 cattle per shift.

The project involves the construction of a modern enterprise for processing of oilseeds and production of refined sunflower oil in Makanchy village, Urjar district, Abay region, Kazakhstan. The investor and operator is Di-Nur Company LLP. In addition to oil, the plant plans to produce mixed fodder and grain processing products, which will help develop the agro-industrial complex of the region.

The construction of the largest communal market in the region has begun in Semei. ” Construction works are carried out by Xin Yi Ltd, which will transfer the completed facility to the SEC after its commissioning. Local agricultural producers will be provided with free trading spaces to sell their products.

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.

The project involves the construction of a major mosque designed to host up to 5,000 worshippers in the new residential district “Semey Smart City” in the city of Semey. The mosque will serve as one of the district’s key cultural, social, and architectural landmarks, built as part of the regional initiative “Abayğa Qūrmet”.

The Semey Solid Waste Landfill Project is a regional infrastructure initiative aimed at modernizing municipal solid waste management near the city of Semey, Abai Region, Kazakhstan. The project includes the construction of a sanitary landfill capable of handling up to 300,000 tonnes of household solid waste per year, along with a sorting facility with an annual capacity of 75,000 tonnes.

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 project involves the construction of a new 700 MW coal-fired condensing power plant in Kurchatov, Abai Region, Kazakhstan. The project was tendered by the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan under the national policy to expand coal-based base-load generation and the electricity sector development plan to 2035.