Export of technological equipment to Central Asia

26.06.2025

As is known, the North Kazakhstan region is one of the three largest grain-producing regions of Kazakhstan. Initial market monitors said earlier that wheat area in Kazakhstan is projected to decline in 2025, while oilseeds and other niche crops are expected to increase in 2025. But however this year in North-Kazakhstan region 3.3 million hectares of sown areas were for grain crops, which corresponds to last year's data, and 760 thousand hectares were purposed for oilseeds. We should note, that agribusinesses in Kazakhstan over the last 15 years have been very active in increasing domestic grain processing in priority over it exports.

«AGRO-SIMO-MASHBUD» has been exported equipment and technologies not only to EU countries but also to Central Asia for 25 years. One of the leading countries in terms of orders is Kazakhstan.

At the end of May of this year, the next batch of technological equipment and spare wear parts was delivered to our regular Kazakhstani customer - a company that has many years of experience in grain processing, including the production of flour, sunflower oil and fats (unrefined sunflower oil, sunflower meal). Their products are certified and meet the requirements of international standards. For its part, the customer is also very selective about the quality of the processing equipment. The equipment of AGRO-SIMO-MASHBUD has all the necessary permits and declarations of quality conformity, which is another reason for a stable, long-term co-operation relationship.

The following equipment has been sent to Kazakhstan:

• Graine-cleaning separators БСХМ-50 for cleaning and polishing of sunflower seeds;
• Screening machines НРХ – designed to clean oilseeds at oil extraction plants;
• Air fraction machines НВХ, designed for fraction of hulled sunflower seeds uses at the oil industry.

Consistently choosing our equipment speaks about its high quality and efficiency. Quality control and individual approach to each order is one of the stable and most important prerogatives for long-term sustainable relationships.

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