Damira Beverages Enterprise, one of the largest and most modern beverage production complexes in Central Asia, has officially opened in Tashkent. The facility was built in a record 12 months.

The plant has created 300 jobs, with the project expected to generate up to 3,000 additional jobs in related sectors such as logistics, raw material supply, packaging production, maintenance, and trade.

The complex is a full-cycle integrated production facility, including raw material storage and preparation, a brewhouse, fermentation, blending, filtration, bottling lines, a quality control laboratory, and warehouse infrastructure.

Production is equipped with machinery from leading global manufacturers. The brewhouse features GEA/Huppmann equipment for high precision and stability. Four automated KHS bottling lines meet international efficiency and quality standards.

Multi-format lines allow packaging in glass bottles, aluminum cans, PET bottles, and kegs. This flexibility enables the production of a wide range of beverages, including beer, soft drinks, malt beverages, energy drinks, and drinking water.

Quality and safety are prioritized with a modern chemical laboratory and automated monitoring systems controlling every stage “from field to table.”

The complex incorporates advanced engineering systems for resource efficiency and reduced energy consumption. Solar panels save over 10% on electricity. The grounds feature 5,300 trees and 8,150 m² of lawn.

The opening ceremony included a production tour, official speeches, awards, a concert, and a fireworks display.

General Director Mairbek Sageyev stated that the enterprise combines cutting-edge technology, high automation, and strict quality control, aiming to produce high-quality goods and create long-term value for Uzbekistan’s economy.

Davron Ismatov, khokim of Sergeli district, emphasized the project’s importance for local industrial development, job creation, and supporting local production.

Damira Beverages Enterprise is the official licensee and importer of Baltika products in Uzbekistan.

Source: uznews.uz