Turkmennebit signs deal with Kazakhstan's KSP Steel for 11,000 tonnes of pipes
Turkmenistan's state concern Turkmennebit has signed a contract with Kazakhstan's KSP Steel to buy 11,000 tonnes of seamless casing pipes, according to a report on the website of QazTrade, Kazakhstan's Center for Trade Policy Development.
The agreement was signed on October 22 in Ashgabat, within the international conference "Oil and Gas of Turkmenistan — OGT 2026". The document was signed by KSP Steel's commercial director, Baurzhan Kozhabekov.
The pipes will be produced at a plant in the Kazakh city of Pavlodar and will be widely used in Turkmenistan's oil and gas industry. The contract provides for the export of Kazakh metallurgical products to Turkmenistan and will help develop trade and economic relations between the two countries within their industrial cooperation.
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