ASTANA, Kazakhstan, December 10. The Eurasian
Growth Financial institution (EDB) and Eurasian Logistics Park (ELP) have
launched one in all Kazakhstan’s largest international-class A
warehouse complexes, Development experiences by way of the EDB.
The newly established logistics hub encompasses over 50,000
sq. meters of cupboard space and is strategically located on the
intersection of key transport routes alongside the Western
China–Western Europe hall. Its principal benefits embrace
proximity to the Huge Almaty Ring Highway interchange (5 km), the
worldwide airport (roughly 20 km), and a 35-minute
connection to the middle of Almaty.
Financing for the venture commenced in 2024 via the Eurasian
Growth Financial institution (EDB), which offered 16.6 billion tenge
(roughly $32.7 million) for the development of the Eurasian
Logistics Park. The full funding within the venture quantities to 22.1
billion tenge ($43.5 million).
Sergey Ignatov, Senior Managing Director and Head of the EDB
Challenge Unit, emphasised, “For the EDB, this initiative constitutes
a systemic contribution to the event of Eurasia’s logistics
community. The venture is designed to generate progress drivers relatively
than merely function storage services: it reduces prices,
accelerates supply, and in the end enhances the affordability of
items for hundreds of thousands of shoppers from Almaty to Minsk. The Eurasian
Logistics Park represents a tangible cornerstone within the basis
of our strategic mega-project – the Eurasian Agricultural Items
Distribution System.”
The venture was executed by Aurora Growth with the
participation of co-investor Sudakov Group.
In response to EDB analysts, demand for e-commerce warehouse area
in Eurasia may enhance from 2.9 million m² to 22.8–27.3 million
m² by 2040. General, demand for contemporary warehouse area within the
area is anticipated to almost double by 2040, surpassing 120 million
m².
The EDB is a multilateral improvement financial institution investing in Eurasia.
By July 2025, the EDB’s cumulative portfolio comprised 319 tasks
with a complete funding of $19.1 billion.
The conversions from tenge to USD are derived from the official
change fee established by the Nationwide Financial institution of Kazakhstan,
which, as of December 3, 2025, stands at 1 USD = 508.2 tenge.
