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Kazakhstan is aiming to supply the market with local building materials, according to Kazakhstan Today. Gan 2025, Kazakhstan will invest more than 1 trillion tenges (14.7 biliwn yuan) to implement 165 new construction industry projects. This includes flat glass, teils, nwyddau glanweithiol, facades, insulation materials and more. The share of imports is expected to fall from 42% i 27% wrth 2025.
Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna and Samruk-Kazyna Construction are currently investing in the construction of 23 prosiectau, including joint investments with existing building materials companies. The total cost of the projects is 395 Biliwn tenges (RMB 5.8 biliwn), of which the share of Samruk-Kazyna Construction Company is 10%, oddeutu 40 Biliwn tenges (RMB 600 miliwn). The project will be implemented over the period 2022-2024.
Ymhlith pethau eraill, Nur Sultan will create five key building materials projects. An Italian company is said to be investing in the construction of the first sanitary ceramics factory, which could provide 280 swyddi. Fodd bynnag, there is also news that the first sanitary ceramics factory is a joint investment by Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna and Samruk-Kazyna Construction Company and the furniture manufacturer Mebitex Group of Companies in Noor Sultan, in addition to four other joint investments in tiles, doors and windows.
It is reported that the first sanitary ceramics factory in Kazakhstan will invest around 61 Biliwn tenges (RMB 900 miliwn) and can produce 570,000 pieces per year.
The other four projects include a tile factory with an investment of approximately 25 Biliwn tenges (RMB 400 miliwn) and a capacity of 3 million square meters per year.
