Kazakhstan is preparing for the upcoming spring sowing
campaign. The Agrarian Credit Corporation (ACC) has compiled a general pool of
applications under the Ken Dala 2 Program, with over 2,000 submissions totaling
around 240 billion tenge. The application process began in late November last
year, and to date, approximately 1,400 applications worth more than 170 billion
tenge have already been financed. Farmers from the Akmola, Kostanai, and
Turkistan regions have shown the highest level of activity.
«This year, KazAgroFinance has allocated 200 billion tenge
for preferential leasing, with plans to acquire around 5,500 units of
agricultural equipment. Currently, 95% of agricultural machinery is ready, with
full preparedness expected by the end of March. Additionally, shipments of
mineral fertilizers are ongoing, with 63,000 tonnes already delivered,» said
Olzhas Tlebaldin, spokesperson for the Kazakh Ministry of Agriculture.
Kazakhstan to allocate 1.5 trillion tenge for
agro-industrial development
A total of approximately 1.5 trillion tenge will be
allocated for investment projects, spring fieldwork, harvesting, and
agricultural machinery leasing through the Agrarian Credit Corporation and
KazAgroFinance. According to the relevant ministry, priority in project
financing will be given to the processing of agricultural products, expanding
irrigated farmland, constructing greenhouses and processing plants, and
developing industrial-scale feed production.
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