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The List of Foreign Investment Proposals* THE LIST OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT PROPOSALS* Estimated cost No Foreign investment proposal Location Capacity Authorized bodies (USD, mln) I. Investment proposals in the oil and gas, energy and petrochemical industries (number of proposals - 20 , the cost of proposals - 4,447.6 USD million) Pyrolysis distillate processing used in the production of The Ministry of Energy/ the Ministry of 1. to be determined 8,000 tons 250 petrochemical products Investment and Foreign Trade Exploring the potential of geological studies in the shall be investment blocks of Uzbekistan (Agyinsky, Nasambeksky, Republic of determined The Ministry of Energy/ the Ministry of Aralomorsky, Kossor, Meshekli-Tuzskoysky, Samsko- Karakalpakstan, geological based on the 2 Investment and Foreign Trade Kosbulak, the Aral Sea catchment area, Baytereksky, Surkhandarya and prospecting results of the Syrdarya, Pritashkentsky, Chinabadsky, Uzunkuinsky, East Fergana regions investment blocks Surkhan, etc.) studies Increasing liquid hydrocarbons production at long- depending on the depending on the The Ministry of Energy/ the Ministry of 3 developed, marginal, mothballed oil fields and fields with Across Uzbekistan reserves of reserves of Investment and Foreign Trade hard-to-recover reserves potential deposit potential deposit Namangan, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Construction of a solar photovoltaic power plant with the The Ministry of Energy/ the Ministry of 4. Samarkand, 600 MW 600 energy capacity of about 100 MW Investment and Foreign Trade Surkhandarya and Navoi regions Republic of Construction of a wind power plant with the energy The Ministry of Energy/ the Ministry of 5. Karakalpakstan 600 MW 900 capacity of about 100 MW Investment and Foreign Trade and Navoi region 400,000 tons of JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"/ the Ministry of Implementation of project for the production of ammonia ammonia 6 Sirdaryo region 600 Investment and Foreign Trade and carbamide and 660, 000 tons of carbamide Ferrosilicon production JSC "Uzkimyosanoat" / the Ministry of 7 Navoi region 10, 000 tons 10 Investment and Foreign Trade 274, 000 tons of phosphate fertilizers (100% i.v.) JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"/ Production of phosphate fertilizers and sulfuric acid/ and 1.5 million 8. Navoi region 950 the Ministry of Investment and Processing of phosphate ore tons of sulfuric Foreign Trade acid, processing of 2.4 million tons of phosphate ore JSC "Uzkimyosanoat" / 9. Plant protection chemicals production Navoi region 5, 000 tons 5 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade JSC "Uzkimyosanoat" / Production of potassium sulfate and other types of 10. Kashkadarya region 120, 000 tons 61 the Ministry of Investment and potassium salts Foreign Trade JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"/ 11. Production of granulated potassium chloride Kashkadarya region 180, 000 tons 15 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade JSC "Uzkimyosanoat" / Production of thiourea based on rhodium ammonium and the Ministry of Investment and 12. Navoi region 10, 000 tons 50 sodium polysulfide Foreign Trade JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"/ 13. Dry cyanols production Navoi region 10, 000 tons 30 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"/ Production of textile cord in the territory of the FEZ 14. Tashkent region 3, 000 tons 20 the Ministry of Investment and "Angren" Foreign Trade JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"/ Technical carbohydrates production in the territory of the 15. Tashkent region 40, 000 tons 100 the Ministry of Investment and “Angren” FEZ Foreign Trade formaldehyde – 40, 000 tons, urea- formaldehyde resin - 40, 000 tons, melamine- JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"/ 16. Production of a wide range of products Navoi region formaldehyde 435 the Ministry of Investment and resin – 15, 000 Foreign Trade tons MTBE (methyl tertiary butyl ether) - 35, 000 tons, chloroacetic acid - 30, 000 tons, methylamine – 30, 000 tons JSC "Uzkimyosanoat" / 17 Production of synthetic detergents based on LAB to be determined to be determined 58.6 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade JSC "Uzkimyosanoat"/ 18. Hydrogen peroxide production to be determined 12,000 tons 25 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade 60,000 tons of JSC "Uzkimyosanoat" / Production of caustic soda and chlorine used in the caustic soda and 19. to be determined 213 the Ministry of Investment and production of PVC (Polyvinyl chloride) 56, 000 tons of Foreign Trade chlorine JSC "Uzkimyosanoat" / 7,500 tons of 20. Сatalysts production to be determined 125 the Ministry of Investment and catalysts Foreign Trade II. Investment proposals in the metallurgical, machine-building, electro technical and light industries (number of proposals - 13 , the cost of proposals - 537.3 USD million) The State Committee for Geology and Navoi Carrying out geological exploration works on precious geological Mineral Resources / 21. and Samarkand 10 metals prospecting the Ministry of Investment and regions Foreign Trade Surkhandarya and Carrying out geological exploration works on non-ferrous geological 22 Navoi 5 The State Committee for Geology and metals prospecting regions Mineral Resources / the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade The State Committee for Geology and Jizzakh and Carrying out geological exploration works on rare metals geological Mineral Resources / 23. Kashkadarya 5 and rare earth elements prospecting the Ministry of Investment and regions Foreign Trade JSC "Uzagrotehsanoat Holding"/ Tashkent city, Mirzo- 24 Production of fasteners, including bolts and nuts 360 tons 7.2 the Ministry of Investment and Ulugbek district Foreign Trade Tashkent city, JSC "Uzagrotehsanoat Holding" / Creation of facilities for the production of shafts and 25 Mirzo- Ulugbek 12,000 car sets 12.2 the Ministry of Investment and gears with heat treatment and electroplating district Foreign Trade JSC "Uzagrotehsanoat Holding"/ Tashkent city, Mirzo- 26 Developing the manufacture of standardized tractors 12,000 car sets 3.9 the Ministry of Investment and Ulugbek district Foreign Trade JSC "Uzagrotehsanoat Holding"/ Production of tracked, road-building and agricultural Tashkent city, Mirzo- 27. to be determined 10 the Ministry of Investment and machinery Ulugbek district Foreign Trade Implementation of the jewelry cluster project in Tashkent Association " Uzbekzargarsanoati "/ with the participation of small businesses that provide inter- 28 Tashkent city to be determined to be determined the Ministry of Investment and sectoral cooperation Foreign Trade in: foundry, production of jewelery by vacuum casting, stone casting using 3D technology, creation of training center for jeweler fixers, diamond cutters, 3D design and modeling specialists Bukhara, Samarkand, Kashkadarya, Association "Uzbekzargarsanoati" / Creation of trade pavilions in tourism centers by small 29. Khorezm to be determined to be determined the Ministry of Investment and businesses and jewelry enterprises and Namangan Foreign Trade region Association "Uztekstilprom" / 30. Production of fabrics and finished products to be determined to be determined 10 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade The Ministry for Development of Information Technologies and Tashkent city, Fergana 31. Creation of data storage and data centers up to 10 Pb 46.6 Communications / and Bukhara regions the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade The Ministry for Development of installation of Information Technologies and Development of broadband access in the Republic of 32. Across Uzbekistan equipment for 404.5 Communications / Uzbekistan 620,000 ports the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade The Ministry for Development of equipment Information Technologies and Expansion of data-switching equipment using NGN installation with 33. Across Uzbekistan 22.9 Communications / technology the capacity of the Ministry of Investment and 550,000 units Foreign Trade III. Investment proposals in the agriculture sector (number of proposals - 26 , the cost of proposals - 551.2 USD million) The Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources / 34 Creation of agricultural logistics centers Tashkent region 100,000 tons 55.5 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade The Ministry of Agriculture and Water Expansion of grape plantations and organization of wine Resources / 35 Jizzakh region 3,500 tons 4.4 production the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade The Ministry of Agriculture and Water Organization of food production (including children`s Resources / 36 Samarkand region 7,500 tons 11.8 food) the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade State Committee of Veterinary / 37. Construction of integrated poultry farm Andijan region 10,000 tons 50 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade State Committee of Veterinary / 5,000 ostriches 38 Creation of an ostrich farm Jizzakh region 1.7 the Ministry of Investment and per year Foreign Trade State Committee of Veterinary / 39 Fish farming and fish production Jizzakh region 2,600 tons 6.7 the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade 40 Creation of a livestock cluster Sirdaryo region 5,200 heads 45 State Committee of Veterinary / the Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade The Ministry of Agriculture and Water Vegetable farming using modern agricultural "Nethaus" 41 Across Uzbekistan 6,000 tons 13 Resources / the Ministry of Investment technology and Foreign Trade The Ministry of Agriculture and Water Creation of a distribution center for farmers (seedling Fergana, Andijan Resources / the Ministry of Investment 42 complex, sorting and packing center, warehouse) based on and Namangan 200,000 tons 60 and Foreign Trade / Municipality of modern agricultural technology
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