The pace of industrial growth in Turkmenistan is accelerating: Köýtendag Quarry Administration achieves a record performance

In celebration of the 34th anniversary of Turkmenistan’s Independence and the 30th anniversary of its Neutrality, large-scale construction projects are ongoing across the country. One of the major industrial enterprises in the eastern region — the Köýtendag Quarry Administration — is reaching new heights of development. A new report prepared by the enterprise highlights high productivity and economic performance.

According to data for the corresponding period of this year, the administration produced 317,028 cubic meters of construction materials, fulfilling 105.7% of the annual plan. Compared to the same period last year, this indicates a growth rate of 114.2%.

The main construction materials produced since the beginning of the year include:

• 100,028 m³ of gravel

• 151,013 m³ of washed sand

• 37,047 m³ of gravel-sand mix

• 28,086 m³ of crushed stone

In terms of financial indicators, the administration carried out production work worth 8,555,867 manats, which corresponds to 106.9% of the planned figure. Consequently, monetary growth compared to the same period last year reached 122.1%.

The materials produced are widely used not only in the Lebap region but also in construction projects throughout the country. Products are regularly transported to construction sites by both trucks and rail.

"Thanks to the efforts of our Head of State, the modern, high-performance equipment being introduced gives new momentum to our production," said Süleýman Mämmedow, the head of production at the Köýtendag Quarry Administration.

Among the employees making significant contributions to the enterprise’s development are:

• Welder Kemal Hakberdiyev

• Operators Fahrutdin Jepparov and Bagtyyar Baykhanov

• Engineer-mechanic Abdurahman Shaýmuradov

• Driver Ahmet Begmatov

Alongside the introduction of modern machinery, labor coordination is improving, and the efficiency of production operations is increasing.