Kazakhstan, Astana, September 19/ Trend D.Mukhtarov /
Four new enterprises at a total cost of nearly five billion tenge ($1=153.45 tenge) are being constructed in Kazakhstan's Karaganda province (Central Kazakhstan), Kazakhstan's Ministry of Industry and New Technologies told Trend.
'Several new industrial facilities are being constructed in the Sariarka free economic zone of Karaganda province. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Industry and New Technologies Asset Issekeshev was updated with the construction processes', the ministry's press service said.
The first project is a factory for production of pre-insulated pipes made of polyurethane by Hyunwoo Central Asia LLP. The total cost of the project is 1.2 billion tenge and the capacity 36.3 tons. The factory is planned to be constructed this year.
The second project is a plant for production of ball valves by Hyunwoo Central Asia" LLP. The total cost of the project is 1.05 billion tenge and the capacity is 10,000 tons.
The third project is a plant for production of high-quality, pre-insulated steel pipes for heating and laying of oil pipelines by Isoplus Central Asia LLP. The total cost of the project is 1.5 billion tenge and the capacity is 4000 metres per year.
The fourth project is implemented by Kenzher JSC for the creation of a self-sufficient, energy-independent, eco-friendly, non-waste technology of silicon melting on plasma technology.
The production with a capacity of 2500 tons per year is planned to be put into operation next year. The cost of the project is 1.275 billion tenge. There are already agreements on the supply of products to Belarus and Russia.
