Trucks of the HOWO brand will be produced in the Karaganda region

Trucks of the HOWO brand will be produced in the Karaganda region

Mechanical engineering is actively developing in the Karaganda region Since the beginning of the year, 1,400 buses and special equipment have been produced in the region

Construction of a factory for the production of HOWO brand trucks has begun in the Saran industrial zone The project is aimed at reducing dependence on imports of heavy machinery Its implementation will provide about a thousand new jobs After reaching full capacity, the plant will produce up to 10 thousand units of equipment per year

– In addition to traditional metallurgy we are developing mechanical engineering the production of rubber and plastic products, and other industries The machine building industry has grown due to the production of 1,400 buses and special equipment In addition 131 thousand units of household appliances and 372 thousand automobile tires were produced All this has become a driver for the diversification of the region's economy" said Deputy Akim of the region Alibek Aldeney at a briefing at the Regional Communications Service

According to Alibek Moldakarimov Deputy head of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Industry, machine-building products are exported but most of them remain inside the country

– The main goal is to upgrade the bus fleet in all regions of the country Cargo equipment is in demand within the country" he explained

Alibek Aldeney highlighted the successful example of the Saran industrial zone, where new industries are developing Today, it has 12 registered participants who have invested 472 billion tenge which will create more than 4.6 thousand new jobs It has convenient transport logistics ready-made industrial infrastructure and low energy tariffs

There is also a SEZ "Sryarka" in the region on the territory of which 24 participants are registered 11 projects have been introduced 13 are under implementation

In addition three small industrial zones are being built in the region to accommodate small and medium-sized businesses with a total area of 50,000 square meters