Kazaneft LLP, one of the three oil refineries in the Republic, is the biggest facility in northeastern Kazakhstan for the production of oil products and oil refinement. 60% of the company’s equity is held by Kazaneft LLP. The refinery’s main focus is on processing oil raw materials from the West Siberian oil resources, which it started in 2018. The business can handle 6.0 million tons of crude oil annually.

Kazaneft LLP produces a range of oil products. The following are included: bitumen in different grades (for roads, buildings, and roofs), petroleum coke, liquefied hydrocarbon gases, oil fuel (mazout), motor gasoline, diesel fuel, and vacuum gas oil. The complex of crude oil primary distillation (LK-6U), the complex of compounding and oil product dispatch, the complex of crude oil advanced processing (a fuel complex, KT-1 for deep processing of fuel oil), and the complex of heavy oil residue processing, which comprises several process units, such as a delayed coking unit, a delayed coking unit, and a delayed coking unit, make up the refinery’s structure.

Bitumen Production Unit, Sulfur Recovery Unit, Sulfur Granulation Unit, and Coke Calcination Unit. The Central Refinery Laboratory (CRL) and the Oil Sludge Processing and Hydrogen Production Units are two sizable auxiliary units in the refinery. As a part of the upgrade project, two new complexes of process units, the Complex of Sulfur Recovery Units and the Isomerization and Naphtha Splitter unit, were built and placed into service at the Refinery in December 2017. The 12 new U&O facilities were created and put into service with the intention of being used for regular operations.

The Complex of Crude Oil Primary Distillation, Complex of Crude Oil Advanced Processing, the Delayed Coking Unit, and other operational production capacity were also renovated. By taking these actions, it was made sure that K-4 motor fuels, which include gasoline and diesel with RON-92 and 95, were manufactured in compliance with TR CU 013/2011, the Customs Union’s Technical Regulations. The business features sophisticated utilities and off-site facilities, such as raw feed and commodity tank farms, liquefied gas tank farms, and loading and unloading racks for the rail and road transportation of oil products.

The refinery has a proactive social policy; the necessary circumstances for life, work, and employee health are set. The refinery’s top priorities at the moment are producing motor fuels that meet ecological classes K4, K5, in the quantities needed to meet national needs, expanding its technical capabilities, increasing its output for a three-year repair cycle, and producing Jet A jet fuel that meets international standards—all firsts for the refinery.