NOYTECH and the Eurasian Logistics Park sign a letter of intent at the official opening of the complex in Almaty

As part of the official opening ceremony of the Eurasian Logistics Park (ELP) in Almaty, Kazakhstan, NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions signed a letter of intent with ELP, an important strategic step towards strengthening modern logistics capabilities in Central Asia.

ELP is a new logistics hub of the Middle Corridor, a state-of-the-art Class A complex with direct access to key transport arteries connecting Western China, Central Asia, the Caspian region, and Europe. With its scale, infrastructure, and multimodal capabilities, ELP is set to become an important catalyst for improving transit flows and raising cargo storage standards across the region. The emergence of the Eurasian Logistics Park marks a significant milestone for Kazakhstan’s logistics sector. NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions is exploring new opportunities to expand its operations in the region.

Perry Neumann, Founder of NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions and moovie Holding UAE, emphasized the strategic importance of this step: “The Central Asian region demonstrates considerable growth potential driven by increasing investment and infrastructure development. Our international expertise and efficient operational solutions will contribute to the development of the region’s logistics industry. Logistics is the foundation of sustainable business growth and regional economic development. We are pleased to help building a strong, modern logistics sector that will support the strengthening of this system and facilitate the transformation of the industry in the region.”

“We see how the fast-growing e-commerce market and the rising demand for high-quality 3PL services are shaping new requirements for warehouse infrastructure in the region. We are potentially considering leasing warehouse space at the Eurasian Logistics Park to strengthen our regional presence and provide our clients with more efficient supply chain management solutions,” noted Valeria Kosheleva, Director of NOYTECH in Kazakhstan.