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Eastern Europe – Industrial construction project pipeline, projected spending Value by stage ($ millions)


60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0


2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028  Pre-planning  Planning  Pre-execution  Execution  Construction complete Note: Based on assumption that all projects proceed as planned and that spending is evenly distributed during the construction phase. 2029


Eastern Europe – Industrial construction project pipeline By sub-sectors ($ millions)


0


50,000


100,000


150,000


200,000


250,000  Chemical and pharmaceutical plants  Manufacturing plants  Metal and material production and processing plants  Waste processing plants


Eastern Europe – Industrial construction project pipeline Funding mode (% of total)


Public/private 11%


300,000


350,000


Public 8%


GlobalData is currently tracking industrial construction projects in Eastern Europe with a total value of $305.2bn, which includes projects from announcement to execution stages. The overall pipeline in Eastern Europe is skewed towards late-stage projects, with projects in the pre-execution and execution stages accounting for 74.6% of projects, totalling $227.8bn in value. Assuming all projects move ahead as planned, spending will rise from $35.8bn in 2025 to $46bn in 2026 and $55.5bn in 2027. Svevind’s $54.1bn green hydrogen production plant in the Mangystau region of Western Kazakhstan in the largest in the region’s pipeline. The project involves the construction of a 20GW green hydrogen plant, a desalination plant with a capacity of 255,000m3


per day, and a 40GW


Private 81%


36 | August 2025 | www.hoistmagazine.com renewable energy station (wind and solar).


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