en.Wedoany.com Reported - Recently, the 3,500 tons/day clinker cement production line project, invested by Sinoma Cement Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Sinoma Cement") and contracted by Beijing Triumph International Engineering Co., Ltd., successfully completed the first column hoisting of the kiln tail tower frame in Bayganin District, Aktobe Region, Kazakhstan. This marks the official transition of the project from civil construction to equipment installation, and it is expected to commence production in the second half of 2027.

This project is Sinoma Cement's first greenfield project in Central Asia, implemented by the China-Kazakhstan joint venture QazCement Industries LLP, with a shareholding structure of 70% held by Sinoma Cement (Central Asia) Investment Co., Ltd. and 30% held by Kazakhstan's Primus Industries LLP. The total investment in the project is approximately USD 177 million to USD 200 million, with a designed production capacity of 3,500 tons of clinker per day (approximately 1.2 million tons per year), which can be expanded to 2.5 million tons in the future. According to disclosures from Kazakhstan Investment Company, the project will provide approximately 1,260 jobs, including 900 during the construction phase, 250 during the first phase of operation, and 110 during the second phase. Currently, the project has obtained permits for the use of underground resources such as chalk and clay, completed geological exploration and a preliminary feasibility study, and signed an investment agreement.

Sinoma Cement is a joint venture co-owned by the Chinese cement enterprise Tianshan Materials Co., Ltd. and Sinoma International Engineering Co., Ltd., with a registered capital of RMB 10 billion, positioned as an international investment management platform for building materials business. The project's general contractor, Beijing Triumph International Engineering Co., Ltd., is a subsidiary of Sinoma International Engineering Co., Ltd., and has previously completed five cement projects in Kazakhstan, including the Shymkent Cement Plant, Caspian Cement Plant, and Zhambyl Cement Plant. The project adopts advanced carbon reduction technologies and modern quality standards. Once completed, it will become the first modern cement plant in Aktobe Region, helping to reduce the dependence of the western Kazakhstan market on cement imports from Russia and Iran.

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