Hyundai invested 16 million dollars in Kazakhstan

World 14:07, 8-04-2025

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Hyundai invested 16 million dollars in Kazakhstan
Hyundai has invested an additional 8.5 billion tenge (approximately 16 million dollars) in the Hyundai Trans Kazakhstan automobile plant in Kazakhstan, uz24.uz reported.

The allocated funds have been used to modernize the welding, painting, and assembly shops, and currently, 11 new robots are operating at this plant. These technologies have increased production efficiency

Nodirbek Razzokov

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