Samruk-Kazyna to complete projects worth 3.3 trillion tenge in 2026

According to Zhakupov, the Fund's assets under management totaled 88 billion dollars in late 2025.

This year, the Fund plans to finish 16 projects worth 3.3 trillion tenge. These include constructing new Moiynty-Kyzylzhar and Darbaza-Maktaaral railway lines, upgrading the Almaty CHP-2, building a new hybrid power plant, a gas plant at Kashagan, and laying an internet cable across the bottom of the Caspian Sea, among others.

It is expected that the projects will help enhance Kazakhstan’s transport, energy, and digital infrastructure, as well as generate new jobs, and increase the living standards of the population.

Fund-supported social and corporate responsibility programs now impact nearly one million people across Kazakhstan each year. Alongside the greening efforts of the Taza Qazaqstan initiative, which aims to plant five million trees and has already seen 5.8 million planted in 2024 and 2025, the Fund has rolled out more than 100 social projects valued at 856 billion tenge throughout 2023-2026.

Zhakupov also reported that a new supercomputer cluster based on the NVIDIA B300 is planned to be launched in Kosshy in October 2026. Following the introduction of the new cluster, the power of the supercomputer of the portfolio company Kazakhtelecom will increase fourfold. This will significantly expand Kazakhstan's capabilities in the fields of artificial intelligence, data processing, and high-performance computing.

Following the meeting, the Head of State set tasks regarding the main areas of the Fund’s activities, including the timely realization of the key investment projects.

Earlier, Qazinform reported the Head of State, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, met with Marat Omarov, Chairman of the Agency for the Protection and Development of Competition.