The Uzbekistan-based Artel Electronics Group is establishing a household appliance production plant in Kazakhstan, with the plant expected to become operational in 2025. The project is being implemented in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan, and both Kazakh and Uzbek authorities have expressed satisfaction with the timely progress of the investment.
Once operational, the plant will manufacture a range of household appliances, including kitchen stoves, vacuum cleaners, televisions, mini-ovens and washing machines.
As of now, the project completion document (PCD) has been finalised, and construction and installation works have already commenced. Additionally, about 10% of the required equipment has been delivered to the site since the start of construction in March.
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