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Kazakhstan Petrochemical Industries signs agreements to raise local polypropylene use

Kazakhstan Petrochemical Industries (KPI) has signed agreements with local converters FIBC and Taraz Plastic to raise domestic consumption of its polypropylene under its Investment Acceleration program. FIBC has expanded capacity and installed Kazakhstan's first multifilament yarn line, while Taraz Plastic plans to expand hay-baling twine output and raw-material purchases.

Why this mattersThe agreements tie KPI's polypropylene to domestic bag and twine converters and add multifilament yarn production that Kazakhstan previously lacked.

  • Agreements with FIBC and Taraz Plastic, reported on 12 October 2026, fall under KPI's Investment Acceleration programme
  • FIBC installed equipment for multifilament yarn, a product not previously made in Kazakhstan
  • FIBC uses KPI polypropylene to make bags and has expanded capacity
  • Taraz Plastic uses KPI polypropylene to make hay-baling twine and plans to expand output and raw-material purchases
  • The programme supports local polypropylene processors with equipment procurement and capacity expansion
Kazakhstan Petrochemical Industries FIBC counterparty Taraz Plastic counterparty
Sources b910.cn ZH
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Updates

  • 2026-10-15 · Edited before publication: 12 October is the date the news was reported, not a confirmed signing date. 'Offtake deals' mischaracterises agreements to raise domestic polypropylene use.
  • 2026-10-15 · Edited before publication: The source says FIBC makes bags (包装袋), not bulk bags, so I removed 'bulk-bag'. I lowered materiality to 1: these are domestic agreements with two small Kazakh converters.