Uzbekistan’s construction industry is
experiencing significant development. Currently, around 1,300 enterprises in
the Namangan region produce construction materials. In comparison, nine years
ago, there were fewer than a hundred such production facilities. According to
statistics, the total number of industrial companies has quadrupled, and
production capacity has increased tenfold. This growth can be attributed to the
initiation of large-scale projects, including a new plant for producing gas
blocks. This plant is expected to have a production capacity of 500,000 cubic
meters of products per year. The gas blocks, made from artificial materials,
are designed to be lightweight and more environmentally sustainable. Once
operational, the plant is projected to rank among the five largest production
facilities in Central Asia.
«The enterprise is located in a free economic
zone (FEZ), with approximately $60 million in investment. Notably, the
enterprise is entirely self-sufficient in electricity thanks to solar panels
installed on the roof of the building,» said Okibjon Inomov, Deputy Governor of
the Namangan region.
«Eight hectares of land in the FEZ were
allocated for our project. The uniqueness of the product lies in its high
demand and environmental friendliness. The gas blocks can stay cool on hot
summer days and warm during cold winter days. Starting next month, we will
begin supplying our products to local markets,» shared enterprise director
Khusan Dzhabborov.
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