TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, July 29. Uzbekneftegaz
JSC rolled up its sleeves and sat down with the delegates from ADO
Mining, aiming to explore the waters of potential cooperation in
the local production of chemical reagents for the oil and gas
sector, Trend
reports.
During the talks, both sides explored the possibility of
establishing production facilities in Uzbekistan for key chemical
reagents such as barium sulfate and calcium carbonate, which are
vital to oil and gas operations. The Turkish delegation was
presented with detailed information on Uzbekistan’s free economic
zones (FEZs), including their geographic advantages, developed
infrastructure, tax and customs incentives, legal protections, and
comprehensive state support for investors.
The dialogues encompassed targeted propositions pertaining to
import substitution strategies, production localization
initiatives, and a spectrum of investment partnership frameworks.
An exhaustive analysis of the technical specifications and economic
viability pertaining to the establishment of reagent production
facilities in Uzbekistan was conducted, encompassing potential
industrial locations and synergistic business frameworks.
As a result of the meeting, the parties reached a preliminary
agreement to establish mutually beneficial cooperation. It was
agreed that an in-depth techno-economic analysis would be conducted
to further evaluate prospects for industrial collaboration and
investment.
ADO Mining is a leading global producer of industrial chemical
reagents, including barium sulfate and calcium carbonate. The
company operates production facilities in Türkiye, India, the
United States, Indonesia, the UAE, Tunisia, Morocco, and Canada and
has extensive expertise in localization and investment projects
across diverse international markets.
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