Turkish paint and coatings manufacturer Betek, part of the Inora Group known for expanding consumer goods distribution and retail chains in Uzbekistan, has expressed keen interest in the infrastructure and production potential of the Chirchik chemical-industrial technopark.
During their visit, Betek’s representatives toured key facilities of the technopark — including production workshops and logistics areas — assessing opportunities for future cooperation. The discussions focused on possible collaborative projects leveraging the technopark’s industrial capabilities.
The Chirchik technopark management emphasized its readiness to partner with both foreign and domestic investors, offering favorable conditions to support industrial initiatives and innovation-driven manufacturing growth.
Betek’s strong regional footprint and innovation leadership
Founded in 1988, Betek Boya Kimya ve Sanayi A.Ş. has solidified its position as an innovative leader in paint and chemical materials production. Boasting nearly 1300 employees and over 5000 sales points, the company is renowned for high-quality coatings and concrete additives, aligned with EU standards and wielding a portfolio of international certifications, including ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
In Uzbekistan, Betek is actively developing its manufacturing and distribution channels, capitalizing on growing market demand for advanced construction materials and decorative finishing solutions. Its association with Inora Group provides a substantial retail and logistics platform across the country.
Strategic implications for international business
The engagement of Betek with the Chirchik technopark is a significant marker of the growing industrial openness and investment appeal of Uzbekistan’s manufacturing hubs. For international companies in the paint, construction materials, furniture, and interior design sectors, this signals emerging supply chain and production collaboration opportunities supported by modern infrastructure.
The technopark’s proactive stance towards foreign partnerships, reducing operational risks in the region. Moreover, Uzbekistan’s improving regulatory framework provides a stable business environment conducive to long-term investment and innovation.
Ultimately, this development offers a promising gateway for foreign entities aiming to supply high-quality building materials, coatings, and design-related products to Central Asia. It also underlines Uzbekistan’s intentions to become a regional industrial hub with increased international collaboration and technological advancement.
