Investment projects in Kazakhstan

Danaflex Group, a leading Russian manufacturer of flexible packaging materials, is launching a new production facility in the Almaty Region of Kazakhstan. This project is part of the company’s broader strategy to expand its presence in the Central Asian market and better serve international clients who are relocating or expanding their operations within the region.

This project involves the establishment of an enrichment and production complex at the "Satimola" deposit in the Akzhaik district of the West Kazakhstan region. The complex aims to produce potash fertilizers and boric acid, contributing to the diversification of Kazakhstan's chemical industry and reducing reliance on imports. The project is considered a mega-project due to its scale and potential impact on the industry.

The project entails constructing a factory in the Aktobe Industrial Zone to produce sanitary paper products, including toilet paper, jumbo rolls, and paper towels. The facility aims to meet domestic demand and export to other CIS countries.

The project aims to enhance the efficiency and reach of JSC "AgromashHolding KZ" by expanding and modernizing its network of service centers across Kazakhstan. This includes upgrading existing facilities, establishing new branches in key grain-producing regions, and improving technical equipment and infrastructure to provide prompt and effective services to farmers.

The project in Saran, Karaganda Region, is focused on establishing a modern manufacturing facility for household appliances under the Silk Road Electronics brand. The plant began operations in August 2024 and already produces a range of products, including water heaters, kitchen stoves, and vacuum cleaners.

kz" LLP is initiating the development of a pipe production plant in Astana, Kazakhstan. The facility aims to manufacture a diverse range of pipe products to cater to various sectors, including oil and gas, construction, and other manufacturing industries.

QAZCLINKER LLP is developing a new ceramic products plant in Karaganda, Kazakhstan. The project is focused on premium clinker facing tiles for façade applications, with an officially stated product capacity of 1 million m² per year.

This project aims to upgrade and expand the existing production facilities of Format Mach Company Engineering LLP, the only certified manufacturer of small and medium railcar castings in Kazakhstan. The company specializes in casting couplers, clamps, wedges, and other metal components for the railway, oil & gas, energy, and mining sectors.

This project is a joint Kazakh-Qatari investment to build a plant in the Qyzyljar SEZ (Special Economic Zone) in Petropavlovsk, North Kazakhstan. It will produce oriented strand board (OSB) and laminated chipboard panels from wood, providing high-quality building materials for the regionfactories.