Provifrost is entering into a five-year partnership to support safe and reliable winter operations at Almaty International Airport.
The agreement combines Proviron’s long-standing aviation de-icing expertise with local production and supply capabilities provided by Bagashar in Kazakhstan.
It reflects a shared commitment to safety, service, sustainability and the transfer of specialist know-how.
Provifrost, the de-icing unit of Proviron announces a five-year agreement supporting winter operations at Almaty International Airport. It covers aviation de-icing solutions designed to help keep airport operations safe and reliable during severe winter conditions.
Under the agreed supply model, high-volume products will be made available through local production by Bagashar in Kazakhstan. Specialist products and core know-how will continue to be developed and produced in Belgium. The approach combines local responsiveness and security of supply with Proviron’s quality standards, technical expertise and customer service.
“This partnership recognises the dedication of our teams and strengthens our long-term commitment to Kazakhstan,” said Wim Michiels, CEO of Proviron..”
Proviron’s Provifrost business unit has more than 35 years of experience in runway and aircraft de-icing and offers liquid and solid de-icers for airports.
To emphasize the importance of closer industrial cooperation between Belgium and Kazakhstan, the agreement was ceremonially signed during the Belgian state visit of His Majesty King Philippe and Queen Mathilde to Kazakhstan.
Press Statement by His Majesty the King on the occasion of the State Visit to the Republic of Kazachstan
Wim Michiels, CEO of Proviron, had the honor of participating in the panel discussion on economic and industrial cooperation between Kazakh and Belgian companies.
To make these partnerships successful, companies need a stable investment environment, predictable regulations and clear alignment around internationally recognised technical and environmental standards.
If we establish that foundation, Kazakhstan can become more than an important market. It can develop into a regional production and innovation hub serving the wider Central Asian region.
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