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Kazakhstan Mining Sector Gains Boost with Martin Engineering

Kazakhstan Mining Sector Gains Boost with Martin Engineering

Martin Engineering, a global leader in bulk material handling solutions, has inaugurated a new business unit in Kazakhstan. The new facility, located in Almaty—Kazakhstan’s largest city and economic centre—marks a pivotal expansion as the company seeks to tap into the rapidly growing mining sector of the region.

Kazakhstan, the world’s ninth-largest country, is rich in diverse metal ores and mineral resources, making it a key player in global mining and mineral production. Mining is the cornerstone of Kazakhstan’s economy, contributing substantially to the nation’s export revenues. Given its strategic location and abundant resources, the country has seen a surge in demand for cutting-edge technologies that ensure efficiency, safety, and sustainability in mining operations. Martin Engineering’s decision to establish a business unit in Kazakhstan is driven by the firm’s strong track record in the country. The company has previously supplied advanced conveyor belt cleaning solutions to one of Kazakhstan’s largest copper producers, significantly boosting plant efficiency and productivity.

With this new unit, Martin Engineering is now positioned to offer a broader portfolio of products and services, which include its innovative CleanScrape® belt cleaners, Orion SQC2S™ Secondary Belt Cleaner, and high-performance Air Cannons featuring SMART™ Series Nozzles. These products are designed to enhance material flow, reduce downtime, and optimise the overall performance of mining operations. The new business unit will also provide a host of value-added services to Kazakh customers, including faster service response times, improved supply chain logistics, and bespoke training programmes such as Walk The Belt™ and Foundations™ to help local maintenance teams enhance their skills. These services will not only support Kazakhstan’s established players in the mining sector but also help emerging companies navigate the complexities of bulk material handling in the industry.

Oleg Glukhov, the new General Manager of the Kazakhstan unit, brings with him over seven years of experience at Martin Engineering. His leadership will play a crucial role in driving the company’s expansion efforts across the region. According to Glukhov, “Kazakhstan holds a prominent position as a global source of metals and industrial minerals. The mining industry’s focus on safe, efficient, and profitable processing is where Martin Engineering’s solutions can make a significant difference.” Martin Engineering, known for its industry-leading innovations, has pioneered solutions that improve safety, reduce operational costs, and optimise production efficiency across several key sectors, including mining, steel, cement, and fertiliser production. The company’s decision to expand in Kazakhstan highlights its confidence in the region’s growth potential and its commitment to supporting the country’s mining sector with world-class technological solutions.

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