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Foreign Visits
In 2025, the management of Baiterek National Investment Holding participated in 18 visits, 5 of which were conducted within the framework of visits by the Head of State, the First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and other representatives of the state authorities of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Federal Republic of Germany, the People’s Republic of China, the United States of America (2), and Japan.
Another 13 visits were organized to the Kingdom of Spain, the Kingdom of Belgium, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the People’s Republic of China, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at the invitation of companies and event organizers.
In 2025, the Holding and its subsidiaries and affiliated organizations signed 54 agreements and memorandums aimed at establishing and developing cooperation in the implementation of infrastructure and industrial projects, supporting small and medium-sized businesses, and promoting the development of non-resource exports and the agro-industrial complex.
The Holding acted as a signatory to 12 memorandums, contracts, and agreements with a Chinese bank, as well as with American, Japanese, Iranian, and Malaysian companies on cooperation in financing projects in the agro-industrial complex and the automotive industry, in the fields of export crediting and trade finance, as well as to support the investment program of Baiterek National Investment Holding for projects in sustainable development, alternative energy, and ESG.
The Holding participated in 39 international and investment events, of which 14 were held with the participation of the Head of State, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as other representatives of the state authorities of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Thirty-eight events were held in person, and one event was held online (the CDP online business matching platform).
As part of its international activities in 2025, the Holding held 138 meetings. Of these, 137 meetings were organized in person (62 meetings abroad and 75 in Kazakhstan).
The meetings were held with partners from foreign financial institutions, banks, and international companies. The largest number of meetings took place with partners from the United States of America, the French Republic, the United Arab Emirates, the People’s Republic of China, and the Federal Republic of Germany.
As a result of meetings, visits and events held in 2025, the Holding and its subsidiaries and affiliates concluded 54 agreements, framework agreements and memoranda aimed at attracting external capital in the amount of €600 million, USD 2.2 billion, CNY 11 billion 653 million, and JPY 200 billion, of which USD 200 million (clause 3) and CNY 10 billion 153 million (clauses 5, 6, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17).
In addition, the Holding signed agreements and memoranda of intent for the implementation of investment projects with the participation of foreign investors in the amount of USD 2 billion 560 million (clauses 18, 19):
1. Framework agreement on financing under insurance coverage of export credit agencies for up to €400 million with Banco Santander, concluded between the Holding's subsidiary, Development Bank of Kazakhstan JSC (hereinafter referred to as the Bank), and Banco Santander. The Bank is working on a pipeline of projects with Korean participation with the aim of attracting funds from Banco Santander in the amount of up to €400 million under the insurance coverage of the Korean export credit agency K-Sure.
2. Framework agreement on financing in the amount of up to €200 million with KfW, concluded between the Bank and KfW. The Bank is taking steps to attract a loan of €200 million from KfW.
3. A credit agreement with Deutsche Bank for US$200 million, concluded between the Bank and Deutsche Bank. As of 2 June 2025, the credit line had been fully utilised to finance a number of the Bank's projects. On 24 December 2025, the loan was repaid in full ahead of schedule.
4. A general credit agreement for up to US$1 billion was concluded between the Bank and China Development Bank Corporation to finance the Bank's investment projects. To date, two sub-loan agreements have been concluded under the credit line — for CNY 1.6 billion (clause 5) and CNY 123 million (clause 6) — under the General Agreement with the CDB dated 28 May 2025.
5. Sub-loan agreement for CNY 1.6 billion under the General Agreement with GBRC dated 28 May 2025 between the Bank and China Development Bank Corporation.
6. Sub-loan agreement for CNY 123 million under the General Agreement with GBRC dated 28 May 2025 between the Bank and China Development Bank Corporation.
7. Framework agreement for a credit line in the amount of USD 1 billion with China EXIM Bank, concluded between the Bank and China Export-Import Bank. An agreement on the basic terms of financing for a credit line in the amount of 2 billion Chinese yuan has been signed. A credit agreement in the amount of 2 billion Chinese yuan is currently being developed.
8. Agreement on the basic terms of financing for a credit line in the amount of 2 billion Chinese yuan between the bank and China Export-Import Bank.
9. Credit agreement with China EXIM Bank for CNY 2 billion between the Bank and China Export-Import Bank.
10. Credit agreement with Bank of China for CNY 1 billion concluded between the Bank and JSC Bank of China in Kazakhstan. Signed to raise funds for general corporate purposes. On 19 December 2025, the funds were fully utilised.
11. Memorandum of cooperation for CNY 500 million between Baiterek NIH JSC and ICBC ASIA.
12. Bank loan agreement for CNY 430 million between Baiterek NIH JSC and ICBC Almaty. The loan was raised to replenish working capital for the purpose of financing Agrarian Credit Corporation JSC.
13. Bank loan agreement for CNY 500 million between Baiterek NIH JSC and ICBC Almaty. The loan was raised to replenish working capital for the purpose of financing JSC Industry Development Fund.
14. Bank loan agreement for CNY 500 million between Baiterek NIH JSC and ICBC Almaty. The loan was raised to replenish working capital in order to finance JSC Industry Development Fund.
15. Memorandum of cooperation for up to 200 billion yen, concluded between Baiterek NIH JSC and MUFG Bank, Ltd. The memorandum provides for cooperation in raising financing in the amount of up to 200 billion yen to support the Baiterek Holding's investment programme for projects in the field of sustainable development, alternative energy and ESG, organising financing through debt and money markets, project and infrastructure financing, participation in export credit support transactions, as well as money market and hedging operations.
16. Credit line agreement for CNY 5 billion between Baiterek NIH JSC and China Development Bank Hong Kong Branch. Under this agreement, a loan of CNY 4 billion was raised.
17. Loan agreement for CNY 4 billion between Baiterek NIH JSC and China Development Bank Hong Kong Branch.
18. Strategic Agreement on the establishment and development of industrial cooperation in the amount of US$2.5 billion between Baiterek NIH JSC and the Ministry of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan, JSC AgromashHolding KZ, Eurasia Group AG and John Deere Walldorf International GmbH.
19. Memorandum of Understanding worth US$60 million between Baiterek NIH JSC and Solico Kalleh.
In 2025, the Holding and its subsidiaries and affiliates concluded 54 agreements, framework agreements and memoranda aimed at attracting external capital in the amount of €600 million, USD 2.2 billion, CNY 11 billion 653 million, and JPY 200 billion, of which USD 200 million and CNY 10 billion 153 million.
In addition, the Holding signed agreements and memoranda of intent for the implementation of investment projects with the participation of foreign investors in the amount of USD 2 billion 560 million.
