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Uzbekistan, U.S. companies ink 13 deals worth $2.5 billion at U.S. Business Week

Uzbekistan and US firms today signed US$ 2.5 billion 13 deals at the annual business forum in Tashkent, the chair of the American-Uzbek Chamber of Commerce Carolyn Lamm said.

According to her, in just one year, agreements worth US$ 9.35 billion were signed between the two countries. The forum is taking place as part of the U.S. Business Week in Uzbekistan.

  • Air Products and Uzbekneftegaz signed the US$ 2 billion worth of agreement for gas processing projects, including production of industrial gases.
  • Silver Leaf and BMP Trade agreed to create a textile cluster in the Jizzakh province on an area of ​​31,000 ha (12,000 ha in Dustlik district, 8,000 ha in Pakhtakor district, 7,000 ha in Mirzachul district and 4,000 ha in Arnasay district) worth of US$ 350 million.
  • Coca-Cola and UzbekOziqOvqatHolding signed an agreement on assistance to sell the Uzbek state’s share in JV Coca-Cola Uzbekistan to a foreign investor for modernization and production expansion.
  • John Deere and UzAgroSanoatHolding signed an agreement on creating of a joint venture for manufacture of agricultural machineries at Tashkent Plant of Agricultural Machineries (TPAM). John Deer and TPAM agreed on supply of 500 units of modern agricultural machinery and tractors.
  • Imperial Jewerly and the Jewelry Industry Association of Uzbekistan signed an agreement on creation of a joint venture for the production of jewelry at Zargarlik plant in Tashkent.
  • Caterpillar and the Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Combine signed a protocol of intent on the supply of 10 mining dump trucks.
  • CETS and the Ministry of Agriculture signed a protocol on cooperation on implementing modern technologies for production of high-quality potato seeds in Uzbekistan.
  • United Investment Healthcare Group, after signing the agreement, received in trust management the network of Dori-Darmon pharmacies on the principles of public-private partnership.
  • US Inc. and Farm Agency agreed to organize the production of diagnostic test systems for detection of various diseases in Tashkent.
  • Crane Currency and Davlat Belgisi will cooperate in the production of banknotes – the U.S. company will supply micro-optical thread and chemicals.
  • In addition, the US Macro Advisory and the State Committee on Investments have agreed to cooperate in attracting direct American investment.

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