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Tatneft invests in Kazakhstan tyre factory joint venture

Date: 4th August 2020 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Tyres produced in the new Kazakstand factory will be sold to local OEMs, on the domestic replacement market and exported to “neighbouring countries” (Photo: Tatneft)

PJSC Tatneft and JSC Allur Group of Companies are establishing a joint tyre manufacturing facility in Kazakhstan. The factory will produce passenger car, light truck and truck tyres. The planned production capacity is 3 million passenger and light truck tyres as well as 0.5 million truck tyres per year. Production is expected to start in 2022. The project will create about 800 jobs, according to Tatneft.

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