Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — At least four new enterprises are expected to be launched by the end of 2025 at the Chirchik chemical-industrial technopark, which was established in cooperation with the Kazan-based Khimgrad technopolis, TASS reported, citing Khimgrad CEO Ayrat Gizzatullin.

According to him, more than 20 companies are already operating at the technopark. “I believe that by the end of the year at least four more companies will be launched. This is a fairly conservative scenario, and we are actively working there. We know exactly which companies are preparing to start operations. Of course, timing is always a factor: launching production is not always a simple process,” he noted.

Gizzatullin added that three enterprises were recently inaugurated in Chirchik to mark Uzbekistan’s Independence Day.

“Things are developing quite dynamically, and in addition to our 19 already operating enterprises, three more have been added. We see positive momentum there,” the Khimgrad head emphasized.

The Chirchik technopark is designed for the localization of both foreign and domestic companies. It is equipped with modern engineering infrastructure, providing convenient energy supply connections in close proximity to any site or building within the park.