Tokayev receives Samruk-Kazyna CEO Zhakupov's report on 3.2 trillion tenge projects

September 9, 2026 at 05:00 AM1 min

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President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev received a report from Samruk-Kazyna CEO Nurlan Zhakupov on the fund's 2026 investment projects totaling 3.2 trillion tenge. Zhakupov outlined completion of rail lines, a gas processing plant at Kashagan, and modernization of Almaty CHP-2. The fund also plans 38 projects worth 21 trillion tenge for 2027-2029.

Key Facts

Samruk-Kazyna plans to complete investment projects worth 3.2 trillion tenge in 2026, including the Moyinty–Kyzylzhar and Darbaza–Maktaaral railway lines.
The fund's 2027-2029 portfolio includes 38 projects totaling 21 trillion tenge in energy, oil and gas, transport, and digital infrastructure.
Social priorities include construction of medical and social facilities, 55 centers for children with disabilities, and 46 inclusion rooms.
A data processing center in Astana and a fiber-optic communication line along the Caspian Sea bottom are nearing completion.

2026 Investment Projects

Samruk-Kazyna CEO Nurlan Zhakupov reported that the fund plans to complete investment projects worth 3.2 trillion tenge in 2026. The projects include construction of the Moyinty–Kyzylzhar and Darbaza–Maktaaral railway lines and modernization of the Altynkol–Zhetygen and Beineu–Mangistau railway sections. A gas processing plant at the Kashagan field, modernization of Almaty CHP-2, and construction of a combined-cycle plant in Turkestan region and a hybrid power station are also planned. A data processing center in Astana and a fiber-optic communication line along the Caspian Sea bottom are nearing completion.

Long-Term Portfolio and Social Projects

For 2027-2029, the fund plans 38 projects totaling 21 trillion tenge in energy, oil and gas, transport, and digital infrastructure. Zhakupov also reported on social projects, with priorities including construction of medical and social facilities. The fund plans to open 55 centers for children with disabilities and 46 inclusion rooms, and to develop sports and educational infrastructure. Following the meeting, President Tokayev set a number of tasks for the fund's main areas of work.