CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGIES THAT OPEN UP PROSPECTS

The main challenges for Kazakhstan's construction industry in 2026 were a shortage of qualified specialists, heavy reliance on external supplies of high-tech products, rising costs, and the need for companies to seek fundamentally new technological solutions to build faster, with better quality, and at lower costs.

The term "Shenzhen speed" has become a popular expression in China, symbolizing ultra-fast construction rates: assembling a 10-story residential building takes only 28 hours and 45 minutes. Minimal human involvement, automation, and robotization of all stages of the construction process are what enabled Chinese builders to achieve such a significant breakthrough in just a few years.

Robotization reduces the construction cycle by 15–30%.

• Reimbursement of costs for implementing digitalization and "Industry 4.0";
• A preferential equipment leasing program;
• Tax preferences (investment contracts);
• Priority in the automated Qportal.kz system for comprehensive external project reviews for developers implementing AI monitoring and 3D modeling;
• Customs clearance: zero duties and VAT (before import into Kazakhstan) for importing robotic production lines;
• Preferential leasing in foreign currency or tenge for using imported equipment;
• Cash reimbursement: a digital grant after launching such equipment in the company;
• Financial support for settlements in yuan and subsidized equipment delivery;
• Reimbursement of commissioning costs (supervisory installation);
• Free staff training or access to Chinese software adapted for Kazakhstan.

Applications for 2027 support need to be prepared right now.
We invite you to join a group of executives and owners of construction companies, as well as suppliers of materials and components, to explore the real practices of Chinese builders and robotics manufacturers for construction, uncover the secrets behind the phenomenal efficiency of Chinese construction, adopt useful practices for your business, and find reliable partners to implement them.

In three cities—Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Foshan—we will visit:

• Companies manufacturing robotics for construction.
• Construction sites where their equipment is in use.
• Technological complexes utilizing prefabrication.

Planned visits:

• Robot Valley, the largest state industrial-ecological cluster and technopark for intelligent manufacturing, combining metal processing plants, prefab panel production, and AI laboratories in one location. It serves as a global launchpad and testing ground for future construction technologies. Construction products: construction robots (painting, plastering, laying), automation components, UAVs for monitoring, and additive technologies (3D printing of buildings).
• Foshan Wellcamp, a leading international manufacturer and exporter of fast-erecting modular structures and metal constructions. Construction products: prefabricated modular houses (Prefabricated K-House/T-House), folding container blocks (Folding Container Houses), luxury light steel villas, mobile hospitals, and temporary worker housing camps (Labor Camps).
• Fangshi Technology, a pioneer in the commercialization of construction robots based on AI, BIM technologies, and the "Embodied AI" concept. Construction products: the famous "Three Musketeers" series for concrete floor work: a four-wheel robot for laser leveling, a tracked robot for preliminary concrete smoothing, and a four-disc robot for final polishing, as well as intelligent robots for laying floor tiles.
• Bozhilin, the robotics division of the largest developer Country Garden, one of the global leaders in the number of patents in smart construction. Construction products: over 30 types of robots, including plastering, painting (for interior and exterior walls), laser-guided SCARA tile-laying robots, robots for automatic installation of plumbing modules, and modular interior systems of decorative panels.
• Midea-KUKA Industrial Park (Smart Manufacturing Industry Park), a flagship industrial park. Construction products: heavy industrial KUKA robotic manipulators for automating precast concrete factories (production of ready-made building panels), robotic welding of steel frames, and additive systems (large-scale 3D printing of facade elements).
• BrightMaster Robotics, a technology company. Construction products: a range of heavy robots for concrete distribution, autonomous tracked concrete pavers, robotic manipulators for automatic delivery and pouring of concrete mix at ultra-high structures, high-precision measuring robots for 3D scanning of landscapes and construction structures at early stages.
• And other facilities where robotics is used for construction and the production of building materials and components.
• CHTF 2026 – China’s main technology exhibition: Here, you will find robots for interior finishing, inspection and measuring robots, BIM scanners (robot dogs with built-in 3D laser scanners for assessing completed work volumes and quality), marking robots (drawing precise lines for future walls and engineering channels directly from CAD system blueprints using inkjet printers), robotics for prefab factories (industrial manipulators): intelligent welding stations with AI seam tracking, heavy welding cobots (robotic arms for conveyor assembly operations at modular housing factories), 3D printers for buildings, robots for conveyor lines and internal logistics, and other robotics for various processes in the construction industry.

During the trip, you will already be able to draft a plan for implementing robotics at your production site or construction site: critical processes for you – potential equipment supplier – localization requirements – available support measures – payback period – economic effect.

TRIP COST:
until October 1 – 1,605,000 KZT
after October 1 – 1,938,000 KZT

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

• accommodation in 4* hotels with breakfast,
• 4 lunches, 2 dinners,
• transfer for company visits,
• participation in business meetings, company visits, exhibition ticket