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GLASS CENTER enterprise with 482 million som investments launched in Ysyk-Ata District as part of the "100 Industrial Enterprises — 2026" project.

The Kyrgyz-Uzbek enterprise GLASS CENTER for the production of double-glazed windows and reflective glass has begun operations in Ysyk-Ata District of Chuy Region. The factory opened as part of the "100 Industrial Enterprises — 2026" project: on September 12, President Sadyr Japarov took part in a nationwide launch of new production facilities in online format.
Total investment in the project amounted to 482 million som. Design capacity stands at up to 12,000 m² of products per month, or more than 144,000 m² annually. The enterprise has already created over 100 jobs, the majority filled by young specialists. The workforce is planned to expand threefold to 300 employees in the future.
The Ministry of Economy expects that launching production will reduce Kyrgyzstan's construction market dependence on imports of double-glazed windows and reflective glass and will expand domestic production cooperation.
The Kyrgyz-Uzbek GLASS CENTER factory producing double-glazed windows and reflective glass has been launched in Ysyk-Ata District with 482 million som in investments. The enterprise created over 100 jobs and plans to expand its workforce to 300 employees.
The production launch reduces Kyrgyzstan's dependence on imports of double-glazed windows and reflective glass, which could lead to lower prices for construction materials for consumers. The project creates new jobs, particularly for young specialists, and develops domestic production cooperation within the country.

Anna Kuznetsova