Kazakhstan: Turkestan region implements five projects on Australian livestock farming methods

Published 2024년 9월 25일

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The Turkestan region in Kazakhstan is set to launch five substantial investment projects valued at 55.2 billion tenge, aimed at improving livestock farming using methods inspired by Australia. These projects, led by the company TOO "Kaiyp Ata", include establishing fattening and processing complexes in Arys and the Sairam region by 2026. In just one year, 2025, Arys is expected to see a cattle fattening complex and a slaughter and processing complex, along with a livestock exchange in Sairam by 2026. This region is crucial for Kazakhstan's meat exports, contributing to 80% of beef and 75% of lamb exports, with significant exports to neighboring countries. In the first seven months of 2024, over 11,600 tons of meat were exported. Kaiyp Ata has further secured a contract with Tajikistan for the supply of 110 tons of meat. The Turkestan region houses a significant portion of the country's livestock, including over 1.1 million heads of cattle and 5.3 million sheep.

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In the Turkestan region, they plan to launch five large investment projects based on the Australian method of livestock farming, with a total value of 55.2 billion tenge. Among them are three projects of the company TOO "Kaiyp Ata", which plans to develop fattening and processing complexes in Arys and the Sairam region by 2026. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. According to the information, already in 2025, a complex for fattening 25 thousand heads of cattle will begin operating in Arys, and in 2025-2026, a slaughter and processing complex with a capacity of 1,500 heads of cattle, as well as a livestock exchange, will open in the Sairam region. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the Turkestan region occupies a leading position in Kazakhstan in meat exports. It accounts for 80% of exported beef and 75% of lamb. In the first 7 months of 2024, 6.9 thousand tons of beef and 4.7 thousand tons of lamb were ...

Source: Agrosektor