BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 2. President Shavkat
Mirziyoyev visited BCG Group OZ, a manufacturer of household and
automotive chemical products operating in the Chirchiq Chemical
Industrial Technopark, as Uzbekistan seeks to expand domestic
production and reduce reliance on imports, Trend reports, citing the
press service of the Uzbek president.


The company produces a wide range of household and automotive
chemicals, a segment that was once heavily dependent on imported
products but has seen growing local investment in recent years.


Established through a $6 million project in partnership with a
Russian company, the facility has created more than 80 jobs.


BCG Group OZ manufactures more than 80 types of products,
including automotive chemicals and car care products, as well as
professional cleaning and sanitation solutions for hotels,
restaurants, and industrial facilities.


The company’s products are certified under several national and
international standards, including ISO 9001, Halal certification,
and certification systems recognized across CIS countries. Quality
control procedures cover the entire production process, from raw
material inspection to final product testing. The company's
laboratory evaluates technical compliance, viscosity, pH levels,
density, and overall product performance.







BCG Group OZ currently exports its products to neighboring
markets, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan,
Tajikistan, and Afghanistan, and plans to increase annual
production to 294 billion soms (about $24.5 million) in the coming
years as it expands its manufacturing capacity.


During the visit, Mirziyoyev noted the importance of such
enterprises in supporting industrial growth, increasing exports,
creating jobs, and strengthening the country's economic
self-sufficiency.


In 2025, the company produced goods worth 176 billion soms
(about $14.7 million) and exported products valued at $2.6 million.
The enterprise also contributed to import substitution by producing
goods that replaced approximately $14.7 million worth of
imports.