Press-centre

19 september 2025

September 17 - 19 in Almaty, BELAZ delegation took part in the 30th Central Asian International Mining Exploration and Mining Equipment Exhibition – Mining & Metals Central Asia 2025.

This largest exhibition in the heart of the Eurasian continent has become a promising business platform for our company to establish contacts with potential partners in mining industry and to strengthen ties with this strategically important region.

On the opening day of Mining & Metals Central Asia 2025, BELAZ exhibition was visited by the Vice Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Iran Sharhan.

BELAZ innovative transport solutions for mining industry were presented at a bright, dump truck platform-style stand at the Atakent Exhibition Complex. Visitors were told about dump trucks powered by liquefied natural gas, electric power, and hybrid models. Special attention was paid to the first Belaz brand vehicles models: a mining excavator with 12-cubic-meter bucket, 70T heavy grader, and equipment for underground mining.

Kazakhstan is one of the world's leaders in the extraction, production, and export of crucial minerals. BELAZ trucks are well known and valued here for their reliability and productivity for a long time. Our fleet of equipment, which is widely used, particularly in the country's open-pit coal mines, includes dump trucks with payload capacities from 30 up to 220 tons and special-purpose vehicles.

Potential for cooperation with Kazakhstani enterprises is significant, including strengthening cooperation ties in mechanical engineering and increasing export deliveries of BELAZ products to the markets of Kazakhstan and other Central Asian countries.

BELAZ delegation took an active part in the industry forum's extensive business program, which included meetings and negotiations with representatives of Central Asian companies interested in cooperation.

The 30th anniversary international exhibition in Almaty was the largest in its history, bringing together over 500 participating companies from 30 countries and thousands of visitors. The 9,000-square-meter exhibition showcased the latest achievements in the mining industry, including machinery, equipment, and technologies for improving the efficiency and safety of mining operations.