The opening ceremony of the new modern poultry meat production complex "Agro Kush," located in Kemin, was attended by Bakyt Torobaev, the Minister of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry of the Kyrgyz Republic. During the event, a time capsule was also laid.
The company "Agro Kush" operates a full production cycle: from incubation to processing chicken meat and its sale.
Currently, the company employs over 600 people, most of whom are residents of nearby settlements.
The establishment of the Kemin production complex is a significant investment project aimed at increasing the company's production capacity. Within the framework of the project, an incubator, poultry breeding sites, a feed production plant, and a warehouse for finished products are being built in the Chui region.
Upon completion of construction, the company will be able to increase production capacity by 29%, allowing for an annual production volume of about 15,000 tons of chicken meat, equivalent to over 10 million broilers.
Feed production will grow from 28 to 115 thousand tons per year.
The "Agro Kush" project forms a complete production cycle, ensuring vertical integration in the poultry industry and making a significant contribution to the sustainable development of the agricultural sector of the Kyrgyz Republic," the statement emphasizes.
