Located in the Chatyr area of Jalal-Abad Region, Kyrgyzstan. Exploration, mining, and processing of placer gold. Geological exploration has been completed; the project has now entered the construction phase of mining and ore-processing facilities.
View DetailsLocated in Tokmok, Chuy Region, Kyrgyzstan. Covers 1,340 mu, with a planned total investment of 1.2 billion RMB, covering cold chain logistics, cross-border bonded warehousing, feed grain exports to China, and cross-border e-commerce.
View DetailsA comprehensive industrial park with standard factories, warehousing, offices, and supporting services, aimed at Chinese manufacturing and technology enterprises.
View DetailsPowered by clean energy, deploying blockchain and AI computing infrastructure to serve Central Asia's digital finance and digital economy needs.
View DetailsThe project is located in the Chatyr area of Jalal-Abad Region, Kyrgyzstan, focused on the exploration, mining and processing of placer gold. Geological exploration has been completed, and the project has now entered the construction phase of mining and ore-processing facilities, with supporting factory area and transport roads.
The project is invested in by Central Asia Asset Management Holding & Investment Group, relying on local mineral resources and Chinese technology and equipment, with products mainly serving Central Asia and surrounding markets.
The project is located in the Asia Star Agricultural Industrial Cooperation Zone in Chuy District, Chuy Region, Kyrgyzstan, adjacent to EM07 and only 10 km from the Kazakh border, with a highway to the north and a railway to the south — a key transit hub for Central Asian trade and logistics.
The project focuses on feed grain exports to China, cold chain logistics, and cross-border bonded warehousing, adopting an order-agriculture model, initially achieving 400,000 tons per year exported to China, with supporting grain silos, drying facilities, feed processing lines and transit warehousing.
Leveraging Kyrgyzstan's SCO and EAEU membership, as well as land, tax and investment subsidy policies, the project serves the five Central Asian countries as well as Iran, Russia, Belarus and other markets, with a potential customer base of over 500 million people.
Bishkek Science and Technology Industrial Park is positioned as a comprehensive industrial park, with standard factories, warehousing, offices and supporting services, targeting Chinese manufacturing, technology and trade enterprises.
Leveraging Bishkek's location and transport advantages, the park provides customs clearance, logistics, legal and tax services, offering a one-stop platform for Chinese enterprises to land in Central Asia.
The Central Asia Computing Center is powered by clean energy, deploying blockchain and AI computing infrastructure to serve Central Asia's digital finance, artificial intelligence, and data center needs.
The project is paired with wind power resources, forming an integrated "new energy + computing power" layout, providing a stable computing foundation for the region's digital economy.
