Cement Plant in Aktobe Region, Kazakhstan Starts Construction, with Investment of $177 Million

en.Wedoany.com Reported - In the Baikaninsky District of Aktobe Region, Kazakhstan, a cement complex with a total investment of $177 million has officially commenced construction. The plant is designed with a cement production capacity of 3,500 tons per day (equivalent to 1.2 million tons per year), and is being developed by Qazcem Industries, a joint venture established by China's Sinoma (Sinoma International Engineering) and Kazakhstan's Primus Capital. Sinoma's parent company, China National Building Materials, confirmed that the project is being undertaken by its subsidiary, Beijing Triumph International Engineering Co., Ltd., and the first column of the kiln tower has been hoisted into place.

Ashat Shaharov, the governor of Aktobe Region, noted at the groundbreaking ceremony that the plant is a concrete result of agreements reached during the Kazakh President's state visit to China. He revealed that the factory will create 250 to 300 jobs upon completion, and has already brought 187 local jobs during the construction phase.

Sapalbek Tuyakbayev, founder of Primus Capital Holding, stated that the construction project of the cement plant in Aktobe Region is a strong outcome of attracting foreign direct investment and introducing advanced international technologies. He emphasized that this is not Primus Capital's first project involving foreign partners and international capital, and that the company is currently cooperating with Sinoma Cement to build a high-tech production facility that meets the highest international standards of energy efficiency and environmental safety.

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