AMPO opened AMPO Kazakhstan, a valve manufacturing, repair and field-service plant in Atyrau, Kazakhstan, occupying a 2,600 sqm workshop with a training center. The facility is designed to ramp up production progressively.

ORG Packaging plans a two-piece aluminium can production line in Almaty, Kazakhstan, with about 646.52 million yuan investment and 900 million cans annual capacity, with an 18-month construction period. The report is dated August 31, 2025.

Carlsberg won the PepsiCo distribution contract for Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, effective 1 January 2026, and plans to invest about EUR 100 million ($110 million) in Kazakhstan including a production plant.

PepsiCo plans to invest $160 million in a salty snack plant in the Almaty region of Kazakhstan to produce Lay's potato chips, creating 350 jobs, with the first phase expected by 2026.

WIKA has put into operation a new factory in Atyrau on the Caspian Sea to produce pressure gauges, diaphragm seals and electronic temperature measuring instruments, mainly to serve Central Asia.

FIBC Kazakhstan opened a newly built factory in Aktobe, Kazakhstan, producing railcar liners used to transport Tengiz sulphur, on June 6, 2019.

German pump maker Wilo opened its WILO Central Asia production complex near Almaty, Kazakhstan, on 23 August 2018. More than 4 million euros were invested, and the plant will employ 50 people and produce energy efficient pumps for Central Asia.

German pump maker WILO SE launched a plant in the Ili district of the Almaty region, Kazakhstan, creating over 50 permanent jobs. The plant is planned to produce 570 units per year, with an official opening ceremony scheduled the following week.

AMPO inaugurated AMPO Kazakhstan, a valve manufacturing and servicing facility in Atyrau covering a workshop of about 2,600 square metres. The plant will make ball, gate, globe and check valves and includes a training center.

A pipeline valve factory has opened in Atyrau, Kazakhstan, under the national localization program, with British initial investment of GBP 300,000. Total investment is planned to exceed GBP 6 million over five years across five development stages.

Construction began on Kazakhstan's first high-tech plant making large-diameter welded steel pipes in the Industrial Zone in Alatau region, Almaty, with an investment of 33 billion tenge. The plant is expected to create more than 300 permanent jobs after launch.