chemXplore tracks 15 projects in Kazakhstan, of which 11 are active.
9 new construction and 2 expansion.
5 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Owners and developers: KazMunayGas (8), Air Liquide Karabatan Tech Gases LLP (2), Air Liquide SA (2), Sinopec (2), Aktas Energy LLP (1), China National Petroleum Corporation (1)
Investors: KazMunayGas (2), EBRD (1), Eurasian Development Bank (1), KazFoodProducts LLP (1), Sinopec (1)
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on 8 of these 11 projects For subscribers
Targeting: Crude oil (2), Ethane (2), Ammonia (1), Ammonium nitrate (1), Ethanol (1), Ethylene (1)
Two-day Astana conference convened 230+ delegates to discuss CCUS technology, launched a low-carbon cooperation initiative and advanced international CCUS collaboration.
PureSAF (alcohol-to-jet) licence and engineering for Kazakhstan's first SAF plant, integrating agricultural feedstocks to support aviation hub ambitions.
Revenue +23.7% to 5,568 bln tenge; EBITDA +45% to 1,655 bln; net profit +69.1% to 904 bln; net debt rose to 983 bln tenge as cash/deposits declined.
Consolidated turnover +25% to USD 3.5bn; EBITDA +65% to USD 128.1m and net profit USD 40.4m. Petromidia shifted output toward domestic market; H2 outlook cautious.
Joint venture KBM produced 1.018 MMt in H1; Coastal Zone drilling and reserves expanded; CASPI BITUM upgraded to 1.5 MMtpa refining and 750 Ktpa bitumen output.
2D (900 km) and 3D (300 km2) seismic work ahead of a 7,000 m ultra‑deep well; 1.25 MMtpa PE plant >34% complete; Aktobe output target 800 Kt by 2028; CCUS working group proposed.
Reviewed joint drilling and tech projects, the Zhylyoi exploration (400 lin. km 2D reprocessing; 400 km2 3D seismic due by end‑2026) and 50/50 financing.
Revenue rose 6% to €6,044m and RCO to €1,086m. Strategic acquisitions in North America and Turkey; new 1.25 Mt kiln in France and Padeswood CCS on schedule.
Revenues +6.9% to €3.68bn; EBITDA +14.7% to €266.2m; H1 order intake €7.2bn, backlog €16.3bn; Nextchem buys Ballestra and 70% of ETEK.
A 101.8 m, 1,500 t fractional column for ethylene separation arrived on site, built at AtyrauNefteMash and moved on an SPMT to the National Industrial Petrochemical Technology Park.
