$3,5 Bln Qarmet Plant Modernization Mega Project
- ProB2B.KZ
- Mar 22
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 1
Project Description:The Qarmet Plant Modernization project focuses on upgrading and expanding the Qarmet steel plant in Temirtau, Kazakhstan (formerly known as ArcelorMittal Temirtau). The initiative includes improving production efficiency, enhancing environmental compliance, and modernizing coke production facilities. The project aims to strengthen Kazakhstan’s position as a regional leader in the steel industry.
Current Status:Ongoing; key upgrades are being implemented, and completion is expected by 2028.
Start Date: 2024
End Date: 2028
Investment Volume : $3,5 Bln
Location: Temirtau, Karaganda Region, Kazakhstan
Investor: Qazaqstan Steel Group
Company Details
Name: Qazaqstan Steel Group (owner of Qarmet)
Address: 010000, Astana, Nura district, 30A, Turan Avenue, Office 12, Floor 12
Phone: +7 (705) 771 00 40
Email: steelgroup2121@gmail.com
Website: https://steelgroupkz.kz/
Key People and Contact Details:
Andrey Lavrentyev – Founder, Qazaqstan Steel Group
Dmitriy Fedorov – Procurement Engineer, Qarmet
Email: fedorov.dmitriy@qarmet.kz
LinkedIn: Dmitriy Fedorov
Dinesh Duggirala – Director, Strategic & Opex Procurement, ArcelorMittal Temirtau
Email: dduggirala@arcelormittal.kz
LinkedIn: Dinesh Duggirala
Zhuojian Gu – Business Manager, ACRE Coking & Refractory Engineering Consulting Corporation, MCC
Email: guzhuojian@acre.com.cn
LinkedIn: Zhuojian Gu
Engineering Contractor:
ACRE Coking & Refractory Engineering Consulting Corporation
Address: #128, Gaoneng Str., High-Tech Zone, Dalian, Liaoning, China
Phone: +86 (411) 824-60-384
Website: www.en.acre.com.cn
Emails: huangyunlai@acre.com.cn
Emails: xingcuiping@acre.com.cn
WhatsApp: +86 156 6868 5369
Other Important Details:
The modernization includes a $649 million upgrade to coke production facilities in collaboration with ACRE.
A long-term cooperation agreement worth $1 billion has been signed with China Metallurgical Group Corporation to invest in the steel and mining sectors.
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