Toyo Urea Granulation Kazakhstan Project to Build First Urea Plant in the Country

The Toyo Urea Granulation Kazakhstan project marks a major milestone for the country’s fertilizer industry. Toyo Engineering Co., Ltd. (TOYO) has been awarded the urea granulation technology license for a new fertilizer facility planned by KazAzot Prime LLP in Kazakhstan. The plant will be the first urea production unit in the nation, helping reduce import dependence and strengthen agricultural productivity.

Why the Toyo Urea Granulation Kazakhstan Project Matters

Kazakhstan is increasing fertilizer demand to support food security. The Toyo Urea Granulations Kazakhstan project will allow the country to produce urea locally for the first time. This will improve reliable supply for farmers and support the growing agriculture sector in Central Asia.

Scope of Work

Under the agreement:

• TOYO will provide:

  • Licensing

  • Process Design Package (PDP)

  • Procurement of specialized core equipment

  • Technical support services

• Wuhuan Engineering Co. Ltd. (China) will execute EPC operations including design, material supply, and construction.

Technology Advantage

TOYO has developed over 100 proprietary urea technologies and has built fertilizer plants across more than 60 countries. Its successful collaboration history with Wuhuan and strong process performance helped secure the license.

Kazakhstan’s First Urea Plant — Project Details

Urea from this plant will be used specifically for fertilizer applications, supporting national food and crop production.

TOYO’s Sustainability Mission

Founded in 1961, TOYO leads engineering in fertilizer technology worldwide. The company continues to focus on cleaner energy solutions and aims to contribute to decarbonization while supporting agricultural development globally.