ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, January 29. A new
calcined soda production plant will be constructed in the Balkan
region of Turkmenistan, with the project being led by the State
Concern "Türkmenhimiýa" through an international tender, Trend reports.
The facility is projected to achieve a yearly output of 100,000
tons of calcined soda and 30,000 tons of caustic soda. Entities
wishing to engage may submit their applications for participation
in the tender, with the proposal deadline established at 30 working
days following the announcement's publication.
To note, the plant will meet the nation's entire demand for these
products and open up opportunities for export.
The "Turkmenhimiya" state concern was founded by the Presidential Decree of Turkmenistan on August 24, 2007 to oversee the management of enterprises engaged in the production of mineral fertilizers and chemical products in Turkmenistan. The principal responsibilities of the “Turkmenhimiya” state concern include fulfilling the agricultural requirements of Turkmenistan for mineral fertilizers, augmenting the volume and variety of mineral fertilizers and chemical products for both domestic consumption and export, expanding the production of iodine products, and the comprehensive utilization of existing iodine-bromine resources to produce high-quality goods.
