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- Firdavs Olimov
- Kenneth Lai
Privatization in Uzbekistan
In Uzbekistan, the important purpose of privatization is the attraction of foreign investments. The privatization improves modernization within the country. Moreover, technological advancement and re-equipment of the enterprises could also be accomplished due to privatization. Over the period of independence of the country, over 30 thousand state objects, including 6,500 large and medium-sized enterprises, were privatized. Today, the non-state sector accounts for more than 81% of gross domestic ...
- Firdavs Olimov
- Kenneth Lai
Overview of Uzbek Cement Sector
Cement sector is concentrated with top 4 players producing 93% of the total cement (9.2 MT/year as of 2018) in Uzbekistan. Qizilqum Cement (3.6 mln MT/year as of 2017), Akhangarancement (owned by Russia's Eurocement; 2.2 mln MT/year as if 2017), Bekabad Cement (1.1 mln MT/year) and Almalyk (1.0 mln MT/year) are the top 4 cement companies in Uzbekistan. New entrants to the industry with smaller production capacity are Djizzakh Cement, Karakalpak (Titan) Cement and Turon Eco Cement. Very large por...
- Firdavs Olimov
- Kenneth Lai
Overview of Power Energy sector of Uzbekistan
Due to the growing demand for power energy driven by economic growth in the country, Uzbekistan is set to reform power energy sector. Uzbekistan is the largest electricity producer in Central Asia with total installed capacity of c.14.6GW, as of 2017. There are 45 power plants (16 by UzbekEnergo – state-owned power energy company). UzbekEnergo generates up to 90% of the power energy while the rest is produced by autonomous thermal power stations of the industrial enterprises and small hydroelect...
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