A new plant for the production of aluminum composite panels has been commissioned in the settlement of Akbulak, Ordabasy District, Turkestan Region. The project represents an investment of 2.9 billion tenge. The facility has an annual production capacity of 3 million square meters.

The new production facility aims to develop the building materials industry, meet domestic market demand with locally manufactured products and reduce dependence on imports.

The opening ceremony was attended by Nuralkhan Kusherov, Governor of Turkestan Region. He noted that the launch of the new facility would strengthen the region’s industrial potential and provide additional momentum for its economic development.

Following the official ceremony, the regional Governor toured the plant’s production facilities and familiarized himself with the operation of its technological equipment. Abdulla Mukhitdin, Director of Nur Group LLP, provided an overview of the company’s activities and the production process.

To implement the project a 3.9-hectare land plot was allocated in the settlement of Akbulak, Ordabasy District, through the Turkestan Social and Entrepreneurial Corporation JSC. Construction and installation works have now been fully completed and the main technological equipment has been installed. The enterprise plans to create 50 jobs.

The aluminum composite panels manufactured at the plant are widely used for building façade cladding and exterior finishing. The launch of the facility will help supply the construction industry with high-quality domestic materials and increase the share of locally produced goods in the market.

The company also plans to export its products to Central Asian countries and Russia. This will enable it to expand its sales markets and enhance the region’s export potential.