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In fulfillment of the instructions of the Head of State aimed at developing the country’s industrial potential and within the framework of implementing projects for the construction of new manufacturing facilities, a working visit to the National Industrial Petrochemical Technopark Special Economic Zone (NIPT SEZ) took place on June 3, 2026. The visit was attended by E.M. Otynshiyev, Managing Director for Strategy and Asset Management of Samruk-Kazyna JSC; Zh.A. Kairgeldi, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Karabatan Utility Solutions LLP (hereinafter referred to as “KUS” LLP); and S.T. Kulmakhanov, Managing Director for Development and Asset Management of Samruk-Kazyna Ondeu LLP.

During the visit, the delegation toured operating and under-construction production facilities being implemented within the territory of the Special Economic Zone. The management of KUS LLP and Butadiene LLP, as well as representatives of Silleno LLP, briefed the participants on the current status of the projects, construction progress, production capacities, and plans for commissioning the facilities.

Particular attention was paid to compliance with project implementation schedules, infrastructure readiness, provision of the required resources for enterprises, and prospects for increasing domestic production volumes.

As part of the visit, meetings were held with the management of the enterprises (KUS LLP, Butadiene LLP, and KPI LLP) and contracting organizations. During these discussions, key issues related to project implementation, state support mechanisms, and further steps to strengthen industrial cooperation were addressed.

The site visits made it possible to assess the progress of construction works, the level of readiness of production facilities, and the effectiveness of measures being taken to develop the region’s petrochemical and manufacturing industries.

The implementation of these projects will contribute to attracting investment, introducing advanced technologies, expanding production capacities, strengthening the country’s industrial potential, and creating new jobs.