AgroWorld Qazaqstan 2024 Almaty: key figures
AgroWorld Qazaqstan 2024 ran on 30 October–1 November in Almaty with ColdChain Qazaqstan, drawing 2,526 unique professionals across both shows.
30 October – 1 November 2024, Atakent Exhibition Center, Almaty, Kazakhstan
AgroWorld Qazaqstan 2024 ran on 30 October–1 November in Almaty with ColdChain Qazaqstan, the two shows together drawing 2,526 unique professionals.
Trade specialists: 2,526
Exhibiting companies: more than 190
What happened at AgroWorld Qazaqstan 2024
Iteca and ICA Events Group organised AgroWorld Qazaqstan from 30 October to 1 November 2024 at the Atakent Exhibition Center in Almaty. The show was co-located with ColdChain Qazaqstan. According to Iteca, the two events together attracted 2,526 unique professionals, while AgroWorld alone had more than 190 exhibiting companies. The exhibition covers farm production and the infrastructure that supports it in Central Asia, from livestock technology to logistics.
Pairing farming with cold-chain logistics made the 2024 edition a place to follow produce beyond the farm gate. A well-chosen machine at the start of a process does little good if the bottleneck sits in a store, a truck or a service contract. The sharper discussions traced the full flow of product and marked the points where one company hands responsibility to the next. Livestock-technology suppliers had to cover commissioning, staff training and maintenance alongside the equipment itself.
The audience included livestock and crop technology suppliers, machinery makers, integrators, storage operators and importers. For Polish firms, the show offered a structured entry into partner research in Central Asia. Customers are spread over long distances, so parts supply and technical help outside Almaty deserved early attention. It also mattered to establish who runs a project, who pays for the equipment and who operates it afterwards. A single city office says little about reach across the region.
AgroWorld Qazaqstan is at its best for projects that link production with storage and distribution. A concrete outcome was a stakeholder map laid out along the value chain, followed by a joint study of one customer's needs. Settling the technical inputs and the size of a first deployment came before any wide-ranging proposal. With ColdChain sharing the venue, cold-store specialists were easy to reach, though the joint attendance figure covered both shows rather than AgroWorld alone.
Highlights
- 2,526 unique professionals across AgroWorld and ColdChain Qazaqstan
- More than 190 exhibiting companies at AgroWorld alone
- 30 October–1 November 2024, Atakent Exhibition Center, Almaty
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