The international exhibition Automechanika Astana 2025 has once again confirmed its status as the key industry event in the region. This year, the event brought together over 14,000 professionals and visitors from 45 countries, including Kazakhstan, CIS countries, Europe, Turkey, and the Middle East.
It has become the largest business platform in the Caspian region for automotive components, service equipment, and automotive technologies.
Extensive Showcase and International Presence
The exhibition featured over 1,500 products — from auto parts, oils, and batteries to diagnostic systems and complex service equipment.
365 companies from 22 countries presented their solutions, including exhibitors from China, Germany, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkey, and Poland.
Kazakhstan was notably represented by 54 companies, including:
Kainar, Aikos, Kulan Oil, Truck Motors, Bauten, Hartmann Kazakhstan, Sillan, and others.
Speaker Quotes
Olzhas Saparbekov, Vice Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan:
“The automotive industry is one of the priority areas of Kazakhstan’s industrial policy. We are observing steady growth in production and increasing interest from international partners. The government's task is to create conditions for deeper localization and strengthening of the technological base.”
Anuar Malik, Director of Business Media Central Asia:
“The exhibition demonstrated that Kazakhstan is becoming an important player in global automotive supply chains. Events like this set new standards for collaboration between business, government, and international markets.”
Business Program and Strategic Dialogue
Beyond the exhibition itself, Automechanika Astana became a hub for strategic partnerships and knowledge exchange. The business program addressed key topics such as local production development, green technologies, and enhancing the industry’s export potential.
Automechanika Astana 2025 is held with the support of the
Ministry of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan,
Business Media Central Asia, and Messe Frankfurt, a leading international trade fair organizer.
It has become the largest business platform in the Caspian region for automotive components, service equipment, and automotive technologies.
Extensive Showcase and International Presence
The exhibition featured over 1,500 products — from auto parts, oils, and batteries to diagnostic systems and complex service equipment.
365 companies from 22 countries presented their solutions, including exhibitors from China, Germany, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkey, and Poland.
Kazakhstan was notably represented by 54 companies, including:
Kainar, Aikos, Kulan Oil, Truck Motors, Bauten, Hartmann Kazakhstan, Sillan, and others.
Speaker Quotes
Olzhas Saparbekov, Vice Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan:
“The automotive industry is one of the priority areas of Kazakhstan’s industrial policy. We are observing steady growth in production and increasing interest from international partners. The government's task is to create conditions for deeper localization and strengthening of the technological base.”
Anuar Malik, Director of Business Media Central Asia:
“The exhibition demonstrated that Kazakhstan is becoming an important player in global automotive supply chains. Events like this set new standards for collaboration between business, government, and international markets.”
Business Program and Strategic Dialogue
Beyond the exhibition itself, Automechanika Astana became a hub for strategic partnerships and knowledge exchange. The business program addressed key topics such as local production development, green technologies, and enhancing the industry’s export potential.
Automechanika Astana 2025 is held with the support of the
Ministry of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan,
Business Media Central Asia, and Messe Frankfurt, a leading international trade fair organizer.