Launching The Green Pass Through Tariff For Electricity

Kazakhstan's investment attractiveness in mining industry increases each day, mineral resource base of Kazakhstan is striking in its diversity.

Mining Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Kazakhstan, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

The article is aimed to summarise the laws of Kazakhstan in view of the potential local and foreign investor.

Acquisitions typically require the buyer to exercise a substantial amount of prior due diligence. Before committing to a transaction...

Kazakhstan is the largest economy in Central Asia and home to more than 18 million people. As a country rich in coal, oil, natural gas and uranium, Kazakhstan's economic...

Export of crude oil and other natural resources is the basic income of our country. Active development of oil and gas industry is related to increased risk for the environment.

On 27 December 2017, the President of the RK signed the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Subsoil and Subsoil Use", which introduces significant changes to the current subsoil use regime in Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstan's renewable energy sector presents significant investment opportunities, but the true value of these projects lies not in physical assets alone, but in the complex web of legal and regulatory rights that enable development, grid connection, and revenue generation. Understanding how these rights transfer in M&A transactions is critical for investors seeking to acquire wind, solar, hydropower, or hybrid renewable energy projects in this rapidly evolving market.

If an investor wants to engage in oil and gas exploration or production in Kazakhstan, the first step is to obtain a subsoil use right (SUR) through a contract (SUC).

The rapid depletion of energy sources as a result of global population growth and increased energy consumption poses a serious threat to all economies.

Kazakhstan's 2026 tax reform, initially intended to address budget deficits through measured revenue increases, has evolved into a comprehensive overhaul that significantly expands the tax and compliance burden on businesses. The reform introduces restrictions on expense deductions for payments to simplified-regime taxpayers, potentially raising effective corporate tax rates far beyond the statutory 20% rate, despite warnings from local experts about the risks of sudden tax increases.

The processes governing a participant's exit and the transfer of an interest in the charter capital play a critical role in ensuring corporate stability and sound governance.

Kazakhstan's investment attractiveness in mining industry increases each day, mineral resource base of Kazakhstan is striking in its diversity.

The authorised state bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan have introduced the e-Residency program for foreign nationals and stateless persons, aimed at providing digital access to certain government and commercial...

Kazakhstan's new Banking Law introduces a comprehensive two-tier licensing system, Islamic banking windows for traditional banks, and a sophisticated bank insolvency resolution regime that fundamentally alters creditor protections and shareholder rights.

Central Asia's technological landscape is being rapidly transformed by two flagship innovation ecosystems: Astana Hub in Kazakhstan and IT Park Uzbekistan in Uzbekistan.

Migration formalities for foreign nationals in Kazakhstan require both the host party and the foreign national to follow a sequence of formal procedures. The purpose of stay of business immigrants, the existence of a proper legal basis for residence, timely notification of arrival, and compliance with the requirements applicable to conducting business activities are of significant importance for business immigrants.

Starting 1 January 2026, new rules will come into effect in Kazakhstan, introducing a comprehensive update to the legal framework for investment activities under the Entrepreneurial Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

This article explores the Astana International Financial Centre, a strategic initiative by Kazakhstan to diversify its economy and integrate into the global financial system.

The capital that rotates in the cryptocurrency is estimated at billions of dollars. Each country has separate legal base that makes it unprofitable to invest in cryptocurrencies. Uzbekistan was not an exception.