Kazakhstan is set to establish its first large-diameter steel pipe manufacturing facility, the Caspian Pipe Plant, with an annual production capacity of 150,000 tonnes. Led by Stal Trade, a local steel pipe distributor, the project marks a significant step toward enhancing the country’s domestic manufacturing capabilities and reducing dependence on imports.
June 06, 2025
Kazakhstan has begun construction of its first large-diameter steel pipe manufacturing plant with a foundation stone-laying ceremony. The new plant, named the Caspian pipe plant, will be capable of producing vertically welded steel pipes with diameters reaching up to 1,420 mm.
Once operational, the plant will have an annual production capacity of 150,000 tonnes, catering to key sectors such as oil and gas, energy, construction, and public utilities. The project is expected to generate over 100 permanent jobs.
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The initiative is spearheaded by Stal Trade, a prominent local steel pipe distributor, and represents a major move toward boosting domestic production capabilities and reducing reliance on imports.
