Uzbekistan‘s most cutting-edge factory

An international success story

The refinery has been in operation since the end of August 2014, producing an average of 900 t/d of refined sugar, with top rates of more than 1,000 t/d. It took a joint effort by all the companies involved in the implementation of the project – from Germany, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Uzbekistan – to achieve this. BMA had initially been responsible only for the supply of most of the equipment and for the extensive planning work. At Angren Shakar‘s request during assembly, we took on additional services, such as training the operating team in the basic principles of sugar technology and plant operation, and the complex task of coordinating all partners during commissioning.

Major contributions to the success of the project came not only from our external partners, but also from BMA subsidiaries. BMA Automation was responsible for process automation and supplied a wide range of switchgear. BMA Russia handled, for instance, the planning and assembly of the boiler house, and ran training courses in Russian lasting several weeks for the operating team.