Industry: Industry Region: Tajikistan Transaction Price: $1 million Transaction method: Equity investment
Overview of the park
Zhongta Industrial Park is a construction project determined by the signing of a memorandum of cooperation between Shanghai Haicheng Group and the Ministry of Industry and New Technology of Tajikistan, and is also the first industrial park built in Tajikistan in China.
Location advantages. Located in the city of Istiklore in the northern part of the tower, the Zhongta Industrial Park covers an area of 752,000 square meters. Strategically located, Sogot Prefecture is connected by road with Turgat Port, Irkesh Port and Karasu Port, of which Karasu Port is Zhongta Port, 219 kilometers away from Kashgar City, China, and about 850 kilometers away from the capital Dushanbe.
Construction body. Zhongta Industrial Park is jointly built by Shanghai Haicheng Resources Co., Ltd. and China International Economic Cooperation and Investment Corporation. Shanghai Haicheng Resources Co., Ltd. was registered and established in Shanghai Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce on July 4, 2003, the company's business scope includes domestic trade, import and export of goods and technology, etc. Founded in 1984, China International Economic Cooperation Investment Corporation, formerly known as China International Economic and Technical Cooperation Consulting Corporation, is a direct subsidiary of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), whose purpose is to promote exchanges and cooperation between Chinese enterprises and industrial and commercial enterprises in various regions of the world, and provide high-quality and efficient services for Chinese and foreign enterprises.
Park planning. With the help of the rich mineral resource endowment in the north of Tajikistan, the Zhongta Industrial Park expands investment, with the goal of upgrading the "Zhongta Industrial Park" to "Non-ferrous Metals Industrial Park in Northern Tajikistan". In the future, the park will be further expanded from the current 75.2 hectares, and multiple areas will be built to cover the northern region of Tajikistan, introduce domestic powerful enterprises, and jointly carry out comprehensive development of resources. As a comprehensive industrial park, it will form an annual mining and processing capacity of 6 million tons, with an annual output of 350,000 tons of copper, lead, zinc and other metals, create an annual industrial output value of more than 1 billion US dollars, absorb nearly 10,000 jobs in Tajikistan, and form a cluster of mine resource development, mine service support, upstream and downstream enterprises and other related enterprises.