First priority: Uzbekistan
Markazi Province's export programme is built around the Uzbek market, and provincial-level decisions have been taken with the aim of opening a Tashkent trade centre. The consortium's representative office in Tashkent is active.
Market status
Resident representative in Tashkent, a Bukhara warehouse in the Zarafshan trade model, and provincial decisions aimed at opening a Tashkent trade centre.
One of the province's principal export destinations; under review for steel structures and lighting.
A principal export destination for the province, prioritised for raw materials and industrial products.
A principal export destination with good potential for water-supply equipment and lighting.
Listed among the target-market prerequisites in the group's strategy document.
Listed among the target-market prerequisites in the group's strategy document.
Led by Dr. Mahmoud Naderian — based in Tashkent, responsible for developing the Uzbek and wider regional markets.
Principal export goods
The province's export basket extends beyond the consortium members' own output to include raw materials and petrochemical products.
Petrochemical products and raw materials
High-density polyethylene granules (HDPE) in standard grades PE63, PE80 and PE100 — each with different strength and application for polyethylene pipe production. Bitumen and industrial oils.
Industrial and infrastructure equipment
Power transmission masts, airport and power-plant lighting towers, steam boilers, water-supply, agricultural and greenhouse equipment.
Construction materials
Cement, tile, ceramics, glass, aluminium ingot, cast-iron vessels and construction ribbed reinforcing bars in the ordered diameters and grades.
Agricultural and non-industrial products
Pistachios, flowers and plants, and ornamental fish — requiring specialised export packaging terminals in the destination countries.
Export process — from market insight to delivery
Understand need and market
Review destination demand, identify competitors and segment by product.
Select company and capacity
Determine the right member company and committable production capacity.
Technical and price review
Quotation and matching of specifications and importing-country standards.
Engineering, production, supply
FEED design where required, then production and procurement.
Quality control and documents
Inspection, NDT, certification and export documentation.
Freight, export and delivery
Packaging, overland transport, customs clearance and warehouse delivery.
Support and continuity
After-sales service and development of the contract in the destination market.