GAC International and Allur Group Sign KD Production Cooperation Agreement in Guangzhou
GAC International and Kazakhstan's Allur Group signed a KD production industrial cooperation agreement on April 23, 2026, in Guangzhou, China. The agreement follows an initial signing in February 2026. Senior executives from both companies attended and witnessed the ceremony.
citizen.co.zaGuangzhou, China - In February 2026, GAC International and Allur Group, a leading automotive manufacturing and distribution enterprise in Kazakhstan, officially signed a KD production industrial cooperation agreement in Guangzhou.
Chen Jiacai, Vice President of GAC Group, Chairman of GAC INTERNATIONAL, and Oksana Kholstinina, President of ALLUR Group, attended the meeting, exchanged greetings, and jointly witnessed the signing ceremony.
Witnessed by the senior executives of both sides, Lu Weicong, Vice President of GAC INTERNATIONAL, and Maxim Myagchilov, Vice President of ALLUR Group, signed the KD production industrial cooperation agreement on behalf of their respective companies.
At the signing ceremony, Chen Jiacai stated that this partnership is a ...
Key Facts
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3 events- 2026-04-23
Chen Jiacai and Oksana Kholstinina attended the meeting, exchanged greetings, and jointly witnessed the signing ceremony in Guangzhou.
1 sourceBenzinga - 2026-04-23
Lu Weicong and Maxim Myagchilov signed the KD production industrial cooperation agreement on behalf of GAC International and Allur Group, respectively, witnessed by senior executives.
1 sourceBenzinga - 2026-02
GAC International and Allur Group signed a KD production industrial cooperation agreement in Guangzhou, China.
1 sourceBenzinga
Potential Impact
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Potential increase in localized automotive production in Kazakhstan through KD assembly methods.
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Strengthened strategic presence for GAC International in the CIS market via cooperation with Allur Group.
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Enhanced industrial cooperation between Chinese and Kazakhstani automotive sectors.
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