Kazakhstani authorities have successfully promoted off-take contracts among subsoil users and in the quasi-public sector. In 2024, the number of concluded off-take agreements doubled, reaching a total value of more than 200 billion tenge (approximately $426 million). Kursiv Research explores why this model has gained traction in developing the country’s manufacturing industry.
How did off-take contracts become a tool of industrial policy?
How many off-take agreements have been concluded?
What does an off-take agreement look like for a sovereign wealth fund portfolio company?