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March 10, 2026

Almaty’s new air taxi to Alatau takes flight soon

Svyatoslav Antonov

Svyatoslav Antonov

Senior Journalist of the Business News department s.antonov@kursiv.media

Air taxis from Alatau — Kazakhstan’s flagship future city — are expected to fly to Almaty and other cities in the Almaty region. Aircraft testing is expected to begin this year, according to the Almaty region akimat, the local executive authority. Read also: Kazakhstan to launch the region’s first dedicated…

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March 10, 2026

Freedom Holding acquires Turkish Bank

Danil Tumashevich

Danil Tumashevich

Chief Editor d.tumashevich@kursiv.kz
Фото: Shutterstock

Freedom Holding Corp. is acquiring a 99.32% stake in Turkish Bank A.Ş. from Özyol Holding and the National Bank of Kuwait. The deal still has to be approved by Turkish regulators. Deal details and development plans The core of the deal is Turkish Bank A.Ş., which has operated in Turkey…

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March 10, 2026

Philippines eyes 4-day work week to fight high fuel costs

Aidana Seisembek

Aidana Seisembek

LifeStyle Journalist

Authorities in the Philippines are considering introducing a four-day workweek as part of efforts to reduce fuel consumption, according to a report by The Guardian. Read also: The 4-day week is a global hit — so why aren’t Kazakh employers buying in? The proposal comes as global fuel prices rise…

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March 6, 2026

Kazakhstan to develop rare earth deposits in Rwanda

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department zh.mamyshev@kursiv.media

Kazakhstan’s national mining company Tau-Ken Samruk — a subsidiary of the sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna — is set to develop deposits of rare and rare-earth metals in Rwanda jointly with the country’s Ngali Holdings, Samruk-Kazyna reported. «Nurlan Zhakupov, the head of the fund, met with the management of the Rwanda…

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March 6, 2026

New Post-Soviet standards define the perfect potato chips

Zhuman Kiikov

Zhuman Kiikov

Senior journalist of the General News department zh.kiikov@kursiv.media
Страны СНГ договорились о том, как должны выглядеть идеальные чипсы

Kazakhstan has joined a new interstate standard (GOST) regulating potato chips. The document has also been adopted by Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. Previously, there were no unified requirements for the popular snack across these countries, members of the CIS, according to TASS. What the new standard requires…

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March 6, 2026

Kazakhstan to fund massive Kyrgyz dam for energy security

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department zh.mamyshev@kursiv.media
Казахстан займет деньги на строительство мощной ГЭС в Кыргызстане/фото: Серикжан Ковланбаев

Kazakhstan will receive loans for several infrastructure projects, including construction of the Zhezkazgan-Karaganda highway and participation in the Kambarata-1 Hydropower Plant project in Kyrgyzstan, where Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are partners. Read also: Where will Kazakhstan’s $28 billion infrastructure plan go? The loan agreement between Kazakhstan and organizations within the World…

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March 5, 2026

Robinhood introduces platinum credit card to appeal to wealthier customers

Tanat Kozhmanov

Tanat Kozhmanov

Senior Editor t.kozhmanov@kursiv.media
Tamilnadu, India - January 06, 2025. smartphone on laptop keyboard showing Robinhood logo.

Robinhood Markets Inc., a California-based provider of an electronic trading platform, has announced a new premium product — the Platinum card — aimed at high-income users, Reuters reported. The company’s Platinum card carries a $695 annual fee and offers cashback and other perks. Robinhood said these benefits could total up…

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March 3, 2026

Kazakhstan to simplify IPO participation

Danil Tumashevich

Danil Tumashevich

Chief Editor d.tumashevich@kursiv.kz
Фото: Shutterstock

The Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market of the Republic of Kazakhstan (ARDFM) is preparing to simplify investor access to initial public offerings (IPOs). As part of its 2026 supervisory agenda, the regulator announced plans to eliminate the requirement to pre-fund IPO applications. According to a policy…

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March 2, 2026

KazMunayGas reports share price increase amid escalating conflict in the Middle East

Farid Veliyev

Farid Veliyev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department f.veliev@kursiv.media

KazMunayGas (KMG), Kazakhstan’s national oil and gas company, reported a record surge in its share price. During trading on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE), the stock rose 11.32%, or 2,900 tenge, reaching 29,000 tenge ($58.19) per share. This was the first trading session since the U.S. and Israel launched attacks…

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March 2, 2026

Kazakhstan’s oil production set to rise in April

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department zh.mamyshev@kursiv.media
Стало известно сколько нефти Казахстан должен добывать в апреле/tengizchevroil.com, бильд-редактор: Адэлина Мамедова

Kazakhstan’s OPEC+ April quota is set at 1.579 million barrels per day (bpd), according to the organization. Meanwhile, the March quota stands at 1.569 million bpd, up by 10,000 bpd. Overall, OPEC+ decided to increase oil production in April by 206,000 bpd: Algeria — 977,000 bpd (up 6,000 bpd); Iraq…

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March 2, 2026

Kaspi.kz provides daily cash support for travelers stranded in the Middle East

Aqsaule Abitai

Aqsaule Abitai

Editor, General News Department a.abitay@kursiv.media
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Kaspi.kz, Kazakhstan’s leading fintech company and a major e-commerce ecosystem, has launched a special financial support program for Kazakhstanis facing travel disruptions due to the situation in the Middle East. Read also: No reports of Kazakh casualties in Middle East — Foreign Ministry. The assistance is intended for citizens who…

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March 2, 2026

How the Israel-US-Iran conflict could impact Kazakhstan

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department zh.mamyshev@kursiv.media
Как конфликт Израиля/США с Ираном может отразиться на Казахстане/Shutterstock

Kazakh analysts are divided over how escalating tensions between Iran, Israel and the U.S. could affect Kazakhstan’s economy, particularly oil prices and export opportunities. Read also: Uranium and oil dip costs Kazakhstan a massive $4.1B. Some experts believe global markets have already priced in geopolitical risks, making a sustained rise…

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February 27, 2026

Kazakhstan’s wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna to cut 650 managers by March

Zhanel Zhazetova

Zhanel Zhazetova

Editor of the Business News department z.zhazetova@kursiv.media

Kazakhstan’s sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna plans to cut about 650 employees, according to the fund’s CEO Nurlan Zhakupov. The move follows criticism from President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev over what he described as an excessive number of administrative staff in the capital. Layoffs to target administrative staff in Astana Zhakupov said the…

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February 27, 2026

Sanctions on the horizon? Europe targets Kyrgyzstan’s 1,200% trade surge to Russia

Zhanel Zhazetova

Zhanel Zhazetova

Editor of the Business News department z.zhazetova@kursiv.media
Brussels, Belgium. 12th April 2018.Flags of Europe and flags of Kyrgyz Republic in European Council builidng.

Brussels is increasingly concerned about a sharp rise in Kyrgyzstan’s imports of radio equipment and machine tools that are later shipped to Russia in violation of Western sanctions, according to the European Union’s Sanctions Envoy David O’Sullivan. Read also: Ukraine’s war drives Kazakhstan’s exports of laptops, bulldozers to Russia. Speaking…

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February 27, 2026

How 3,000 horses could link Kazakhstan and Japan

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department zh.mamyshev@kursiv.media
Казахстан может начать поставки конины в Японию по $15 за килограмм/shutterstock, бильд-редактор: Дастан Шанай

Kazakhstan may begin supplying horse meat to Japan later this year, according to Zhanibek Kenzhebayev, chairman of the Turan Livestock Association and owner of a farm with 3,000 horses. «We plan to begin supplying horse meat to Japan, possibly in May or June 2026, if direct flights are available,» Kenzhebayev…

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February 26, 2026

Growth over loyalty: Why Gen Z won’t wait for a promotion

Zhanel Zhazetova

Zhanel Zhazetova

Editor of the Business News department z.zhazetova@kursiv.media
Chapaevsk, Samara region, Russia - April 17, 2019: College in Chapaevsk city. Students in a computer class. Students in front of computers in a computer class. Soft focus

Kazakhstanis born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s — commonly known as Generation Z — already account for about a quarter of the country’s workforce. According to Arman Shokparov, an HR expert at Qazaq Expert Club, Gen Z workers made up just 13% of the workforce in 2018. Over the…

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February 26, 2026

Kazakhstan weighs abolishing green energy project perks

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department zh.mamyshev@kursiv.media
В Казахстане могут отменить льготы для проектов возобновляемой энергетики/shutterstock, бильд-редактор: Серикжан Ковланбаев

Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Energy supports a proposal to abolish incentives for renewable energy development projects, Deputy Energy Minister Sungat Yessimkhanov said. Shift from support to market parity Yessimkhanov said government incentives were justified during the early stages of renewable energy development but may no longer be necessary. By the end…

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February 26, 2026

New sanctions pressure Rosatom as Kazakhstan’s nuclear project advances

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department zh.mamyshev@kursiv.media
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The United Kingdom has expanded its anti-Russian sanctions list, adding 240 companies, seven individuals and 50 ships, including three entities linked to Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom and two employees of its subsidiaries. Read also: Why Russia’s Rosatom is the undisputed pick for Kazakhstan’s first nuclear plant. The updated sanctions…

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February 25, 2026

KazMunayGas plans scheduled maintenance at Romanian refineries

Svyatoslav Antonov

Svyatoslav Antonov

Senior Journalist of the Business News department s.antonov@kursiv.media

Rompetrol Rafinare, a subsidiary of KMG International, will carry out scheduled maintenance at two refineries in Romania. To ensure all contracted deliveries are met on time, KMG International will rely on its oil reserves, according to a statement from KazMunayGas (KMG), Kazakhstan’s national oil company and the parent company of…

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February 25, 2026

Astana’s $10B pipeline plan stalls as TAPI partners remain quiet

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Zhanbolat Mamyshev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department zh.mamyshev@kursiv.media
Казахстан сохраняет планы по участию в международном газопроводе в Пакистан и Индию/Сгенерировано нейросетью, бильд-редактор: Дастан Шанай

Kazakhstan is awaiting an official position from participants in the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India gas pipeline (TAPI) regarding its potential involvement in the project, the country’s Ministry of Energy told Interfax-Kazakhstan. «As part of a preliminary exchange of views, an official letter expressing interest in exploring possible forms of Kazakhstan’s participation in the…

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February 25, 2026

Construction of new Coca-Cola plant to start in April in Kazakhstan

Svyatoslav Antonov

Svyatoslav Antonov

Senior Journalist of the Business News department s.antonov@kursiv.media

Turkish company Coca-Cola İçecek A.Ş. is set to begin construction of its fourth soft drink plant in Kazakhstan, worth roughly $84 million, in April. The facility is scheduled to start operations in 2027, according to the Aktobe regional administration. Coca-Cola İçecek Kazakhstan representative Veli Dinçel discussed the project’s implementation stages…

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February 24, 2026

The human cost of NAFTA: New study links trade shocks to US deaths

Yerlan Iskakov

Yerlan Iskakov

Senior Journalist ye.iskakov@kursiv.media

The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) had a profound and overlooked impact on American health. The study, recently published by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), suggests that the restructuring of the U.S. economy following the 1994 agreement led to a measurable increase in mortality rates among the…

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February 23, 2026

Unstoppable? Why trade wars fail to dent China’s industry

Yerlan Iskakov

Yerlan Iskakov

Senior Journalist ye.iskakov@kursiv.media
Коллаж: kursiv.media; бильд-редактор: Ахтам Зиперов

Many Western policymakers see tariffs and anti-subsidy actions as effective ways to chip away at China’s dominance in manufacturing. That assumption may offer political reassurance, but it misreads the foundations of China’s industrial strength, argues tech entrepreneur and writer Robin Rivaton. Industrial density over national champions According to Rivaton, China’s…

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February 23, 2026

Polpharma to expand drug production in Kazakhstan

Farid Veliyev

Farid Veliyev

Senior Journalist of the Business News department f.veliev@kursiv.media

A new phase of the major pharmaceutical project Polpharma Santo, owned by Polish billionaire Jerzy Starak, is being launched in Shymkent. Phase one of the new facility is expected by the end of 2029, creating 300 jobs and totaling $79.5 million in investment. The government of Kazakhstan has already approved…

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