Investment projects in Kazakhstan

Restoration of Public Roads of Republican Significance aims to enhance Kazakhstan's road infrastructure by rehabilitating and upgrading over 8,254 kilometers of republican roads in 2025. This includes the construction and reconstruction of 994 kilometers, capital repairs of 390 kilometers, and medium repairs of 6,900 kilometers.

The Shymkent Oil Refinery Expansion Project is a strategic initiative aimed at increasing the refinery’s capacity from 6 million tons to 12 million tons per year. The modernization will enhance the production of Euro-5 standard fuels, including gasoline, diesel, and aviation kerosene, meeting Kazakhstan's growing demand for high-quality petroleum products.

The Sarzha Multifunctional Marine Terminal is a strategic infrastructure project located at Kuryk Port on the Caspian Sea in Kazakhstan. Developed by SEMURG INVEST LLP, the project aims to enhance Kazakhstan's transport and logistics capabilities along the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR), also known as the Middle Corridor.

Shenzhen Junhao Group plans to invest in Kazakhstan by constructing a multifunctional commercial complex. The project includes the development of three five-star hotels with a total of 2,000 rooms, a modern entertainment center, and a luxury retail complex featuring high-end brands.

54-hectare site in the town of Abai, Karaganda Oblast. The facility will have a slaughtering capacity of up to 300 sheep and goats and 50 cattle per shift.

99% double redundancy of all systems compliance with high environmental requirements of "sustainable development". The highest level of TIER IV according to the classification of the Uptime Institute (USA) is ensured by a multi-stage redundancy system of all key life support systems of the data center: power supply, cooling and communications.

This project is a joint Kazakh-Qatari investment to build a plant in the Qyzyljar SEZ (Special Economic Zone) in Petropavlovsk, North Kazakhstan. It will produce oriented strand board (OSB) and laminated chipboard panels from wood, providing high-quality building materials for the regionfactories.

QazESTA Fertilizer is a planned gas-chemical industrial project in Kazakhstan’s Mangystau Region focused on producing urea and ammonia. , a registered AIFC private company established in March 2025. According to the Government of Kazakhstan, the project is planned on the basis of a joint venture between QazaqGaz and ESTA, with Qazesta Fertilizers Ltd.

"Silleno" Polyethylene Plant Construction Project is a strategic initiative aimed at developing Kazakhstan’s petrochemical sector by creating domestic production capacity for polyethylene, which is currently fully imported. 25 million tons, with 20–24% supplied to the domestic market and the remainder exported.