The technopark reviewed applications to extend residency terms and establish interest rates for promising projects in the metallurgy and chemical reagents sector.

The INNO innovation educational-manufacturing technopark reviewed business proposals from resident organisations seeking to extend their residency terms and establish applicable interest rates.

Two promising projects were given particular attention during the discussions:

• The creation of import-substituting composite chemical reagents based on local and secondary raw materials for extracting gold, silver, copper, tungsten, and other rare metals from ores in the metallurgical industry;
• Organising the production of composite sorbents and chemical reagents derived from local raw materials and industrial waste, used for separating rare and scarce metals from pulp and solutions.

It was underscored that both projects hold strong potential for advancing innovative technologies, developing domestically produced alternatives to imported goods, and enhancing overall industrial efficiency.