ASTANA, Kazakhstan, September 8. An automated brick factory of limited liability partnership "Altyn Land" has been launched in the village of Ykylastemir, Ordabasy district of Kazakhstan’s Turkestan region, Trend reports via the regional administration of the Turkestan region.
The facility was built using funds from a private entrepreneur.
The project cost is 2.3 billion tenge ($4.37 million). Construction
of the brick plant began in April 2024 and was completed in August
this year. The plant has created 120 jobs. Located on 3 hectares of
land, it will be able to produce 90 million bricks annually.
Currently, trial production is underway.
The akim (governor) of the region, Nuralkhan Kusherov, who attended
the opening ceremony of the enterprise, wished the plant success in
its operations.
“Today we are observing the inauguration of a state-of-the-art
and cutting-edge brick manufacturing facility. This transcends a
mere manufacturing facility—this epitomizes the culmination of our
collaborative endeavors and robust strategic frameworks. The
facility was constructed and operationalized within an expedited
timeframe. This outcome is a direct consequence of the synergistic
efforts of the local governance apparatus, capital stakeholders,
and all relevant stakeholders engaged in the process. The
manufacturing facility plays a pivotal role in the enhancement of
SMEs, bolstering fiscal inflows and augmenting the municipal
budgetary framework. I am optimistic that this venture will evolve
into a pivotal establishment that will catalyze the advancement of
the construction sector in our locale. Such initiatives will
receive backing from the regional akimat," stated Kusherov.
The organization leverages a mobile tunnel kiln architecture,
underpinned by state-of-the-art methodologies and innovative
technological frameworks. The initiative is underpinned by
cutting-edge advancements in Chinese technological paradigms. The
manufacturing workflow is entirely mechanized. Moreover, the
facility demonstrates a high degree of environmental efficacy: the
utilization of natural gas in the brick firing methodology
significantly mitigates the release of deleterious emissions into
the atmosphere, thereby attenuating the overall ecological
footprint.
