On March 29, the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Leader of the Nation, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, in the Kansoy settlement of Bobojon Ghafurov District, launched the production process at a cardboard box manufacturing enterprise.
This facility represents the second phase of the Limited Liability Company “Kuttii Tojik” and was established by a group of entrepreneurs in support of the country’s accelerated industrialization.
The new phase of the enterprise has increased production capacity, expanded the range of products, and created new jobs.
The designed capacity of the first phase was the processing of 5 tons of raw materials and the production of 8,000 boxes per day. The new technological lines of the second phase, processing 10 tons of raw materials, have increased production volumes to more than 20,000 units per day.
Thus, the combined projected capacity of both phases has reached the processing of 15 tons of raw materials and the production of about 30,000 cardboard boxes per day.
The number of employees has increased from 80 to 130 people. The products are manufactured in various shapes and sizes according to customer orders, taking into account their design preferences and fully complying with quality standards. Domestic resources account for 70% of the raw materials, while imported materials make up 30%.
To date, “Kuttii Tojik” has signed contracts with more than 20 domestic companies, and demand for this type of product continues to grow. The completion of eight processing stages ensures that the products meet both domestic and international standards.
During the ознакомление with the production process, the President, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, was informed that after meeting domestic market needs, the enterprise also exports its products abroad.
In 2025, the enterprise exported products worth more than 2.2 million somoni. This indicator increased due to the activities of the first and second phases of the “Koghazi Tojik” enterprise, which also gave a new impetus to trade turnover.
The Head of State, His Excellency Emomali Rahmon, highly appreciated the implementation of such projects as an effective factor in strengthening the national economy and developing other sectors of the state, and instructed responsible officials to increase production volumes.
