30.03.2026, 19:23

Kazakhstan, China sign EPC contract for 300,000-tonne Butadiene project

ASTANA. March 30 (Interfax-Kazakhstan)– Butadiene LLP and Sinopec Guangzhou Engineering (China) have signed an EPC contract as part of the implementation of a petrochemical project in Kazakhstan, the press service of Samruk-Kazyna JSC reported.

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