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KARASAY DISTRICT JV LLP ENTERPRENUERSHIP DEPARTMENT» Date of Creation: 2009 Kaskelen Town, Karasay District Main Activity: Production of Soft Drinks OPERATING COMPANIES CONTACTS "COCA-COLA ALMATY BOTTLERS" GI «KARASAY DISTRICT JV LLP ENTERPRENUERSHIP DEPARTMENT» Date of creation: 2009 Kaskelen town, Karasay district Main activity: production of soft drinks. 2018 Number of employees: more than 350 people Production capacity: 500 million liters per year “EFES KAZAKHSTAN” JSC Date of creation: 2012 Main activity: production of alcoholic beverages. Production capacity: 44 million liters / year. Kaskelen town, 213, Ablay khan Almaty region 8 (727 71) 2-35-53 “ASIA AGRO FOOD” JSC Date of creation: 1999. [email protected] INVESTMENT Main type of activity: production of flour OPPORTUNITIES milling products, starch molasses Number of employees: more than 550 people. CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT OF Production capacity: 1200 tons per day ALMATY REGION, LLP Taldykorgan, Almaty region «KELUN-KAZPHARM» LLP Type of activity: Healthcare activities Production capacity: 100 million bottles per year Number of employees: 280 people KARASAY «HAMLE Company LTD» LLP DISTRICT Year of foundation: 1995. Taldykorgan city, 113, Abylay Khan ALMATY REGION The main activity: production of confectionery. 1st floor left wing, Almaty region, 040000 Number of employees: more than 800 people. 8 7282 32-95-14 Production capacity: 13 thousand tons of CENTER FOR 8 7282 40-04-94 DEVELOPMENT finished goods per year OF ALMATY REGION [email protected] GENERAL INFORMATION 2012 2017 mln. ₸ AREA OF SOWING AGRICULTURAL CROPS AREA POPULATION Industrial 209 056 production 143 617 thsd. thsd. 2,0 sq km 264,7 Investments in 112 033,6 fixed assets 96 652 ADMINISTRATIVE Retail 102 920 DIVISION turnover 40 168 rural settlements 29 062 11 districts 47 Agricultural 45 218,5 products 32 812,9 ha ADMINISTRATIVE GOVERNOR Construction 31 669 works 26 351 CENTER Makhabbat Bigeldiyev Kaskelen town INFRASTRUCTURE AGRICULTURE VOLUME OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION PROCESSED PRODUCTION PROCESSING ENTERPRISES THE LIVESTOCK OF CATTLE GROSS AGRICULTURAL AND POULTRY PRODUCTION Bakeries 6 1 565 50 1 026 612 36 900 Sheep and goats km km km km 35 312 Cattle Beverages 4 5 146 Horses 1 260 Poulty Confectionery 2 DISTANCE 1 669 Pigs 140 247 Dairy plants 1 To Taldykorgan To Almaty 16,2 82,4 thousand tons thousand tons mln. ₸ Fruit and vegetable (in slaughter processing 1 km km weight) Processing of 280 35 potatoes 1 Tannery 1 RIVERS NATURAL RESOURCES Mills 1 Kaskelen, Aksai, Marble, sand, gravel 278 0,84 mln. pcs. thousand tons Processing of Shamalgan, Karagaly molasses 1 ECONOMIC INDICATORS PRODUCTS OF AGRICULTURE PERSPECTIVE BUSINESS DIRECTIONS mln. ₸ 91 650,9 Own funds 11 152,8 Local budget Crop production Livestock raising 8 158,0 Bank loans 682,8 Republican budget TOTAL 20 392,5 24 826 Agriculture Tourism Logistics OWN LOCAL mln. ₸ mln. ₸ 112 033,6 FUNDS BUDGET 46% 45 218,5 54% Investments mln. ₸ in fixed assets 82% 10% BANK REPUBLICAN LOANS BUDGET % % Manufacturing Housing 7 1 industry construction.
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