Chan eil factaraidhean bathar slàintealachd ann an Kazakhstan agus cunntas stuthan togail eile airson a-mhàin 50% De Iarraidh a' Mhargaidh.

A rèir inbusiness.kz, Kazakhstan produces 586 trillion air a ghearradh (RMB 8.88 billean) of building materials domestically and has imported 348 trillion air a ghearradh (RMB 5.27 billean).

Almaty, Kazakhstan

The current market demand for basic construction materials in the country is 934 trillion air a ghearradh (RMB 14.16 billean). Local companies produce 586 trillion air a ghearradh (RMB 8.88 billean). It imports production of 348 trillion air a ghearradh (RMB 5.27 billean), le a 37% share of imports.

There Are No Sanitary Ware Factories In Kazakhstan

To meet market demand, this year Kazakhstan plans to launch eight projects for import substitution. They plan to produce five categories of building materials, including glass, polyethylene pipes, dry mixes, uidheaman, agus leacan, with an expected output of 103 trillion air a ghearradh. The production of building materials such as insulation materials, ceramic refractory bricks, and sanitary ware is planned, with an estimated output of 61 trillion air a ghearradh.

The local building materials categories are concentrated in 24 categories such as reinforced concrete products, dry mixes, uisge-dhìonach, wall paper, bathar slàintealachd, wall blocks, insulated bricks, profiled panels, plastic pipes, etc. The existing local production capacity has covered 10 categories of products such as reinforced concrete products, varnish coatings, ceramic bricks, silicate bricks, cellular concrete blocks, and glass.

Airson 11 categories such as insulation materials, profiled panels, and plastic pipes, local enterprise capacity can only provide a 50% solair. Airson 3 categories such as waterproofing, wallpaper, agus bathar slàintealachd, the local production capacity was 0. The supply of local sanitary ware was mainly based on imports. According to the data obtained from Kitchen & Bath, bho 2016 gu 2020, Kazakhstan’s imports of sanitary ware (6910) are US$20,979,000, US$24,264,000, US$25,738,000, US$26,669,000 and US$29,683,000 respectively. China is the largest source country for Kazakhstan’s sanitary ware imports. Anns 2018-2020, Às-mhalairt Sìona de stuthan ceirmeag slàintealachd (6910) to Kazakhstan amounted to USD 2,419 thousand, USD 2,593 thousand, USD 3,342 thousand respectively.

Eadar Faoilleach agus Ògmhios am-bliadhna, Sìona 6910 sanitary ceramics exports to Kazakhstan were US$2.94 million, àrdachadh de 14% bliadhna an dèidh bliadhna. anns 2020, lùghdachadh de 47% an coimeas ri 2019. Nam measg, Xinjiang region for three six-month export share of the largest region, followed by Guangdong, Shandong, Zhejiang.

Stòr dàta: worldmap, Cidsin & Bath

Stòr dàta: China Customs, Cidsin & Bath

The local imports of high-end brands are mainly European regional brands.

In order to increase the production capacity of local sanitary ware, the country also plans to coordinate with multinational companies to build factories on the ground. According to Kazakh media reports, the capital will invest in a number of building materials factories in the Kazakh capital, including a ceramic tile factory and a sanitary ware factory. Nam measg, the ceramic tile plant is planned to have a capacity of 120 million ceramic tiles per year, which can produce ordinary ceramic tiles and decorative ceramic tiles. The other project is for the production of upholstered furniture and cabinets and doors. The planned annual production capacity is about 24,000 sets of upholstered furniture and cabinets and 2,000 sets of interior doors per month.

It is worth noting that part of the local industry has become an oligopolistic market with a higher reliance on imports (the share of imports amounts to 65%). Anns an Ògmhios am-bliadhna, in order to curb the rise in local prices, the Kazakhstan government signed an anti-monopoly compliance agreement with 10 building material producers. They regulated building materials such as bricks and pipes in some areas and required that the increase should not exceed 10%.