The Pavlodar region of Kazakhstan remains one of the most industrialized and economically developed parts of the country. Enterprises here interact closely with each other, creating a diversified industrial base. The fact that coal, nickel, gold, copper, zinc, and lead are concentrated on its territory is no coincidence. The region has a fairly advantageous geographical position due to the fact that it is located next to the largest market in the CIS - the Russian Federation, bordering the Omsk region on the north, the Novosibirsk region on the north east, and the Altai territory on the east, as well as the regions of Abay, Karaganda, Akmola and North Kazakhstan.

Since 2011, the Pavlodar special economic zone has been operating to stimulate economic growth and increase investment potential.

Future investments in the region will total more than 3.5 trillion tenge, creating more than 13 thousand permanent jobs.

Mining, ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, mechanical engineering, light industry, woodworking, chemical, food, construction, and energy are some of the industries where projects will be implemented. Particularly, steel products, copper cathode, ferrosilicon, technical silicon, calcined petroleum coke, ferrosilicomanganese, soda ash, aluminum radiators, building materials, etc., will be produced.

In 2023, as part of the Industrial Project Pool in the Pavlodar region, 6 projects totaling 105.8 billion tenge will be implemented with the creation of about 387 permanent jobs in manufacturing industries such as ferrous metallurgy, mechanical engineering, petrochemicals and mining.

The company will produce coal, fuel oil, brass rods, plastic turnout elements, aluminum disks, and batteries this year.