KazTransOil, a subsidiary of KazMunayGas, reported an increase in tax payments to Kazakhstan’s state budget in the first quarter of 2026.
Amid global energy price assumptions, ING has adjusted its CIS-4 outlook (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan).
Kazakhstan’s key export structure includes crude oil and petroleum products as the dominant category, along with refined copper and copper alloys, copper ores and concentrates, ferroalloys, and wheat.
KazTransOil reported increased oil transportation and transit volumes in the first quarter of 2026, including higher deliveries to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium system.
Kazakhstan’s foreign trade continued to show steady growth in the first two months of 2026, with both exports and imports increasing year-on-year.
Kazakhstan plans to increase the share of investments in GDP to 23% by 2029 in order to accelerate investment-driven economic growth.
Kazakhstan currently has three power units, 12 boilers, and five turbines under repair.
