The Development Bank of
Kazakhstan (DBK) is ready to invest over 1.2 trillion tenge in projects in the
agro-industrial sector, the press service of the country’s Prime Minister
reports. The financial institution has analyzed key areas for agricultural
development, including deep processing of meat, milk, and grain, expanding
industrial greenhouse farming, as well as building poultry farms, vegetable
storage facilities, and animal husbandry enterprises. The Bank is currently
reviewing new projects from domestic investors, prioritizing those that aim to
ensure food security, promote import substitution, and increase the export of domestic
agricultural products. It should be noted that the DBK has already funded
several projects in the country, such as the construction of a poultry farm and
a large greenhouse complex and the modernization of oilseed processing plants.