Western companies helped halt attacks on CPC infrastructure, deputy CEO says

October 1, 2026 at 08:43 AM1 min

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Western companies helped halt attacks on Caspian Pipeline Consortium infrastructure, CPC Deputy CEO Kairgeldy Kabyldin said. Shipping volumes have fully recovered, with all three offshore mooring points operational. The attacks had raised tensions among insurers, oil companies, and traders.

Key Facts

CPC Deputy CEO Kairgeldy Kabyldin said American and other Western companies helped stop attacks on CPC infrastructure.
Shipping volumes have fully recovered and all three offshore mooring points at the marine terminal are operational.
The attacks raised tensions among insurers, oil companies, and traders, and the issue was discussed through diplomatic channels including the Kazakh Foreign Ministry and the U.S. State Department.
CPC has reserve capacity for companies planning to increase production.

Western Intervention

American and other Western companies helped stop attacks on Caspian Pipeline Consortium infrastructure, CPC Deputy CEO Kairgeldy Kabyldin said. The attacks on tankers had raised tensions among insurers, oil companies, and traders. The issue was discussed through diplomatic channels, including the Kazakh Foreign Ministry and the U.S. State Department. Shareholders stressed that CPC mainly transports Kazakh oil, including oil owned by Western companies.

Recovery and Capacity

Shipping volumes have fully recovered, Kabyldin said. All three offshore mooring points at the marine terminal are operational. CPC has reserve capacity for companies planning to increase production.