TPCI Showcases India’s Building and Construction Strengths at KazBuild 2026 in Almaty

The Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) organised the India Pavilion at KazBuild 2026 in Almaty, Kazakhstan, bringing together 31 Indian companies to demonstrate the country’s construction and building-materials capabilities and unlock opportunities across the Central Asian market.

India’s construction and building-materials capabilities took centre stage at KazBuild 2026, held in Almaty, Kazakhstan, where the Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI) organised the official India Pavilion. The pavilion featured 31 leading Indian enterprises showcasing a comprehensive range of high-quality products, advanced technologies, and innovative building solutions.

The India Pavilion was formally inaugurated by H.E. Mr. Y. K. Sailas Thangal, Ambassador of India to Kazakhstan. The inaugural ceremony witnessed the presence of key industry dignitaries and institutional representatives, including:

• Mr. Muhamed Andakov, Ministry of Construction Industry, Almaty

• Mr. Daniyar Baltin, State Expertise, Almaty

• Ms. Viktoria Ten, Association of Developers, Almaty

• Mr. Tara Chand, Director, Trade Promotion Council of India (TPCI)

Following the inauguration, the dignitaries toured the pavilion, interacting with the Indian exhibitors and commending the growing technological advancement, diverse product portfolio, and adherence to international quality standards exhibited by Indian manufacturers.

Unlocking the Central Asian Construction Corridor

KazBuild serves as a critical commercial gateway to Kazakhstan and the wider Central Asian construction and infrastructure sectors. Driven by rapid urban development, modernisation projects, and housing demands across the region, Kazakhstan presents substantial business opportunities for global suppliers of building materials, interior solutions, and construction technologies.

TPCI’s participation provided a focused, high-impact business-to-business (B2B) platform for the participating Indian companies. The pavilion facilitated direct interactions with regional developers, contractors, architects, distributors, and institutional procurement agencies, helping Indian exporters highlight their global competitiveness, product reliability, and cost-effective solutions.

Reiterating its mission, TPCI remains committed to curating such strategic market-entry initiatives, opening new export corridors, and reinforcing India’s footprint across high-potential global markets.