ASTANA, Kazakhstan, May 8. Several large
investment projects covering key sectors of the region's economy
are being implemented in Kazakhstan's Zhambyl region, Trend reports.
A total of 120.5 billion tenge (about $229.0 million) of investment
was attracted to the region in the first quarter of 2025, up 37.1
percent year-on-year.
The region's investment portfolio includes 82 projects with a total
value of 3.6 trillion tenge (approximately $6.84 billion). The
implementation of these projects will create more than 10,000
jobs.
“Currently, large-scale projects are being implemented by companies
such as EuroChem LLP (mineral fertilizer production), Qazaq Soda
LLP (soda ash production), Altynalmas Reagents LLP (sodium cyanide
production), Shokpar - Gagarinskoye LLP (gold mining), Shagala
Mining LLP (copper mining),” stated the press service of the Akimat
(regional administration).
Moreover, the region's cooperation with companies such as Total
Eren (France) and Masdar (UAE) for the construction of wind power
plants has strengthened international partnerships in the field of
green energy.
Meanwhile, on April 16 of this year, Yonggang Central Asia Iron and
Steel LLP officially began construction of a metallurgical plant,
while Fufeng Group LLP started building a corn processing
facility.
The Zhambyl Invest Directorate plays a key role in attracting and
implementing investment projects. Using the "single window"
principle, the directorate provides investors with support at all
stages of the project, from idea to implementation.
Zhambyl region is strengthening its position as an attractive
destination for both foreign and domestic investors by creating
favorable conditions for business.
As many as 30 investment projects totaling 175.2 billion tenge (about $332.9 million) are planned to be implemented in Zhambyl region in 2025 as well as 1,500 jobs to be created.
