Kazakhstan is set to implement 190 industrial projects worth 1.5 trillion tenge ($3 billion) in 2025, marking the highest number of such initiatives in the past five years. This announcement was made by the Ministry of Industry and Construction of Kazakhstan, highlighting the country’s push to boost its industrial sector.
Among these projects are nine major investments in metallurgy, machine building, and the chemical industry, with plans for completion by 2035. Once these new enterprises reach their full operational capacity, the total value of their output is expected to reach $7.3 billion annually.
Key projects include the launch of hot-briquetted iron production, the construction of a copper smelting plant, a potash salt production complex, and a hydrometallurgical plant. Additionally, Kazakhstan will ramp up production of hydrogen peroxide, liquid glass, sulfuric acid, mineral fertilizers, polypropylene, and yellow phosphorus, according to Sputnik Kazakhstan.
These initiatives are part of Kazakhstan’s broader strategy to diversify its economy and strengthen its industrial base, positioning the country as a key player in regional and global markets.
