Investment in fixed capital in Kazakhstan totaled 10
trillion tenge in the first seven months of this year, 16% higher than in the
same period last year. Government data show that most of the funds went into
mining, real estate, transport and warehousing, education, agriculture, and
healthcare. At the instruction of the Head of State, the country has adopted
the Investment Policy Concept through 2029. The document aims to increase fixed
capital investment to 23% of GDP, raise the share of foreign investment to 30%,
and attract $150 billion in foreign direct investment to the national economy.
At present, more than 1,100 projects with a total value exceeding 76 trillion
tenge are listed on the National Digital Investment Platform. This year alone,
413 projects totaling 5.6 trillion tenge are expected to be commissioned.
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