Samruk-kazyna
Uranium giant Kazatomprom explains decision to stop reporting to KASE
Kazakhstan’s pension fund and Samruk-Kazyna increase stakes in KEGOC
How Kazakhstan uses off-take contracts to drive business revenue
Kazakhstan’s Tau-Ken Samruk to mine new rare earth deposit
Samruk-Kazyna decides not to pay dividends from $3.4 billion revenue gained in 2023
Kazatomprom to expand uranium exploration in southern Kazakhstan
Samruk-Kazyna reports a 10% decline in profit
Money from National Fund is set to be spent on infrastructural projects
The public holding Samruk-Kazyna is going to issue new bonds
Samruk-Kazyna is expecting tariff increases
The move might attract new investments
Samsuk-Kazyna wants its subsidiaries to stay away from any risks of being hit by sanctions
The special internal compliance service is examining all transactions before they actually happened
Samruk-Kazyna is going to set a date for its subsidiaries’ IPO in Summer
KMG and Air Astana said they are ready for the initial offering
Samruk-Kazyna is going to save $232 million by staff reduction
According to Almasadam Satkaliyev, head of Samruk-Kazyna, the national wealth fund in Kazakhstan, the holding plans to cut staff in its companies and save about $232 million by the end of the year.