ASTANA, Kazakhstan, January 26. KMG PetroChem,
a subsidiary of Kazakhstan’s national oil company KazMunayGas
(KMG), is engaging domestic manufacturers and suppliers as part of
the Gas Separation Complex (GSC) project, Trend reports via KMG.
Among the local companies involved are the sites of the Almaty
Bridge Construction Plant and the LCI-MK Reinforced Concrete
Products Plant. These enterprises manufacture piles for GSK. The
readiness to start product deliveries to the GSK construction site
has been confirmed, with shipments scheduled to begin in February
2026.
Other Kazakhstani suppliers include AtyrauNefteMash LLP, a
company established in 2000 and part of the Anaco Group Consortium.
The company specializes in the manufacture of large-scale and
technologically complex equipment for the oil and gas,
petrochemical, refining, and construction industries.
MEK-Astana LLP, founded in 2011, is also being considered for
participation in the project. The company focuses on power supply
and energy efficiency solutions and has the required permits as
well as a qualified engineering team.
The first piling works for the GSC were completed on November
19, 2025, at the Tengiz field's territory. The GSC will have a
processing capacity of up to 9.1 billion cubic meters of dry gas
per year. The project is designed to supply up to 1.6 million tons
of ethane annually to the Silleno polyethylene plant. In addition,
the complex will produce up to 360,000 tons of propane per year.
These fractions will be extracted from treated dry gas supplied by
Tengizchevroil LLP.
The implementation of the GSC is expected to form a stable
feedstock base and support the production of high value-added
products in Kazakhstan’s petrochemical sector.
Construction of the facility is being carried out in partnership
with an international consortium led by Italy’s Tecnimont S.p.A.
(Maire Group), with the participation of Consolidated Contractors
International Company (CCIC, Lebanon).
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