Investments in Kazakhstan's agro-industrial sector rose by
118 percent compared to the same period in 2024. In the first four months of
this year, 213 billion tenge were attracted to the industry. These funds were
directed to agriculture, fisheries, and food production. The country has
developed and approved a three-year Roadmap for the implementation of
investment projects in the agro-industrial complex. It includes a total of 677
projects, with over three trillion tenge allocated for them. Key initiatives
include a deep corn processing plant in the Turkistan region, an oil mill in
East Kazakhstan, a poultry farm in the Zhambyl region, and a wool processing
plant in Aktobe. The ministry has also signed major investment agreements with
companies from Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
«This year, 282 projects totaling 611.2 billion tenge are
scheduled for implementation. The Ministry is also working on financing a
program aimed at replicating the experience of the North Kazakhstan region. In
this regard, 69 dairy farms were financed in 2023. To continue the program in
2025, 200 billion tenge has been allocated for 154 projects. Currently, the
development and selection of their design and estimate documentation is
underway,» said Yermek Kenzhekhanuly, Kazakh Vice Minister of Agriculture.
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