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Mangystau Salmon Aquaculture Project

Project ID:

3012202501

Project Name:

Mangystau Salmon Aquaculture Project

Project Sector:

Agriculture & Food Processing

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Project Description

The project involves the establishment of a large-scale sea cage aquaculture facility for the farming of marine trout (salmonid species) in the Caspian Sea. The facility is designed to produce up to 5,000 tons of salmonids per year, making it one of the largest such projects in Kazakhstan. The project aims to substantially reduce imports of salmonids, covering approximately 60% of national demand. The operation will utilize floating cage systems adapted to Caspian Sea conditions, with phased production ramping from initial small volumes to full capacity by 2029–2030. The facility includes infrastructure for fish rearing, environmental monitoring, and export-oriented logistics. The project aligns with Kazakhstan’s strategic goals for aquaculture development, food security, and regional economic growth. It leverages government support in the form of long-term lease of water area, licensing, and preferential financing. The initiative also incorporates international technical standards and equipment, including technology sourced from Norway. The location was chosen for optimal environmental conditions and proximity to the Kuryk port for export logistics. The project represents a model for sustainable and industrial-scale aquaculture in Central Asia.

Project Phase:

Procurement & Construction

Investment Value:

23 300 000 $

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Start Date:

7/25/2025

End Date:

12/31/2030

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Other important details

  • Zaure Mukanova - Head of Marketing and Communications Department

  • Total project cost is 12 billion KZT, making it the largest aquaculture investment in Kazakhstan to date.

  • Construction and installation work began in spring 2025, with the first sea cages deployed on 5 September 2025.

  • The project is currently in early operational ramp-up, with fry stocked and biological production started, but full infrastructure construction is not yet completed.

  • Full production capacity of 5,000 tons/year is planned for 2029, following gradual ramp-up over several years.

  • The project incorporates Norwegian-supplied cage technology and feeding systems, adapted to Caspian Sea conditions.

  • Strategic importance includes reducing import dependency on salmonids by approximately 60% and supporting national food security objectives.

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