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Three Contracts and Export to Jiangsu: Outcomes of the QazTrade Platform in Nanjing

Three Contracts and Export to Jiangsu: Outcomes of the QazTrade Platform in Nanjing

Kazakhstani companies signed investment agreements with Chinese partners totaling over KZT 1.8 billion.
The signing took place at the QazTrade export-investment platform in Nanjing (PRC), with the support of the Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Three contracts were signed between companies from Kazakhstan and China during the event.

“Intago Kazakhstan” LLP, a participant of QazTrade’s “Export Acceleration – 2025” program, signed a memorandum with Jiangsu Yingyang Nonwoven Machinery Co., LTD for the supply of a second production line for nonwoven geotextile. This material is used in road construction, drainage systems, and foundation engineering. The deal is valued at KZT 715 million. The project is being implemented in the Atyrau region with a total investment of KZT 2 billion and a capacity of 5,300 tons per year.

The company “Fibratex” signed two agreements:
• with ZHANGJIAGANG GANGYING INDUSTRY Co., LTD for a staple fiber production line (KZT 700 million);
• with Jiangsu Beier Machinery Co., LTD for a PET flakes production line (KZT 450 million).

Both projects are located in the Atyrau region. One of them involves launching a plant with an output of 7,000 tons of geosynthetic staple fiber per year, with a total value of KZT 2.1 billion. Staple fiber is used in geotextiles, insulation materials, and furniture fillers. PET flakes are used in packaging, films, tapes, and other plastic products.

Additionally, with the support of QazTrade, a major export shipment was arranged: 40,000 tons of aluminum ingots will be exported from Pavlodar to Jiangsu province.

“We are witnessing steady growth in Chinese demand for Kazakhstani products. Our companies are moving beyond simple trade to real industrial cooperation. The pavilion in Nanjing, entry into marketplaces, and bonded zone logistics are all helping exporters gain a solid foothold in the Chinese market,” noted Ainur Amirbekova, Deputy CEO of QazTrade.