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In January–August 2026, the volume of industrial production totaled 760.5 billion tenge, an increase of 6.4% compared to the same period of the previous year.
Growth in industrial production volumes was driven by a 13.1% increase in manufacturing output. The volume of goods produced in this sector amounted to 288.7 billion tenge.
For reference: the growth in the manufacturing sector was driven by increased production volumes in the following industries:
food industry – 7.3%;
light industry – 13.6%;
manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products – 17.3%;
metallurgical industry – 7.5%;
chemical industry – 26.3%;
manufacture of rubber and plastic products – 22.6%;
manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products – 38.5%;
repair and installation of machinery and equipment – 0.9%.
INDUSTRY
(January-June 2026)
From January to May 2026, industrial production totaled 462.7 billion tenge, with the physical volume index increasing by 100.6% compared to the same period last year.
Manufacturing output totaled 175.9 billion tenge, an increase of 10.1%.
The growth in manufacturing output was driven by increased output in the following sectors: food processing (3.8%), light industry (5%), coke and refined petroleum products (17.7%), rubber and plastic products (17.7%), other non-metallic mineral products (62.4%), and mechanical engineering (6%).
Industrial production in the 9 months of 2025 amounted to 786 billion tenge, a 0.4% decrease compared to the same period last year.
The main reason for the decline was flooding and the depletion of most oil wells. During the reporting period, 2,260,500 tons of oil were produced, a decrease of 11.1%, or 270,600 tons, compared to the same period last year (2,531,100 tons in the first nine months of 2024).
Manufacturing output totaled 294.2 billion tenge, a 13.1% increase compared to the same period last year.
Reference: In the manufacturing industry, food production increased by 9.9%, oil refining products by 10.8%, chemical production by 0.2%, metallurgy by 6.9%, and furniture production by 29.6%.
The volume of industrial production for January-June 2025 in monetary terms amounted to 512.2 billion tenge (IFV-100%).
For January-June of this year, the manufacturing industry produced products worth 188.2 billion tenge, compared to the same period last year, the growth was 17.2% (for 6 months of 2024 - 172.5 billion tenge).
In particular, growth was noted in the following sectors of the manufacturing industry: metallurgical production by 19.2%, production of rubber and plastic products by 6.9%, food production by 16.2%, light industry by 16%, production of coke and petroleum products by 15.4%, furniture production by 42.1%.
According to the results of 11 months of 2024, the volume of industrial production amounted to KZT 999.6 billion, the figure decreased by 0.1% compared to the same period in 2023.
The main reason for the decline is a 5.9% decline in the volume of mining and quarrying due to flooding and depletion of most oil wells.
In January-November 2024, 3.1 million tons of oil were produced, which is 9.4% or 596 thousand tons less than the corresponding period in 2023 (11 months of 2024 - 3.1 million tons, 11 months of 2023 - 3.6 million tons).
In the manufacturing industry, products were produced for KZT 328.4 billion, the figure increased by 20.6%.
In particular, there was growth in the volumes of the chemical industry by 14.5%, light industry by 65.4%, metallurgical industry by 37.6%, food industry by 1.2%, in the production of rubber and plastic products by 8.6%, in the production of other non-metallic mineral products by 7.7%. It is worth noting that in terms of growth rates in the manufacturing industry, the region has been the leader among the regions in the republic since last year.
The volume of industrial production in the third quarter of this year amounted to KZT 807.1 billion, an increase of 2% compared to the same period last year.
In the manufacturing industry, products worth KZT 268.4 billion were produced, an increase of 28%.
In particular, there was growth in the following sectors of the manufacturing industry: chemical industry by 7.1%, light industry by 69.6%, metallurgical industry by 65.2%, food industry by 3.3%, production of rubber and plastic products by 8.1%, production of other non-metallic mineral products by 0.7%.
The volume of industrial production for January – June, 2024, in monetary terms amounted to KZT 522.0 billion, (IFO – 105%).
Notwithstanding the slowdown in oil production, the industrial production is still increasing by 5%.
The positive dynamics of the manufacturing industry have been affected by the growth of industrial production.
The industrial production of goods during January-June of the previous year cost KZT 172,5 billion. In comparison to the same period last year, it amounted to 37.5% (KZT 138.3 billion for January, 2023).
In particular, the growth was noted in the following manufacturing industries: metallurgical production 2.4 times, rubber and plastic products 13,9%, food production 9.5%, light industry 43.5%, chemical industry 7.7%.
The volume of industrial production for January – February, 2024, in monetary terms amounted to KZT 162.5 billion, (IFO – 107.1%).
Notwithstanding the slowdown in oil production, the industrial production is still increasing by 7.1%.
The positive dynamics of the manufacturing industry have been affected by the growth of industrial production.
The industrial production of goods during January-February of the previous year cost KZT 57.7 billion. In comparison to the same period last year, it amounted to 40.3% (KZT 41.3 billion for January, 2023).
In particular, the following manufacturing industries showed growth: production of other non-metallic mineral products by 21.1%, metallurgical production by 2.4 times, repair and installation of machinery and equipment by 6.2%, manufacture of rubber and plastic products by 7.9%, food production 10%, light industry 19.2%, production of coke and refined products 3.4%, furniture production 6.9%.
Industry
(January-September 2023)
Industry
(January-June 2023)
In January-June of the current year, the index of the physical volume of industry amounted to 98.3%, in monetary terms KZT 497.1 billion, which is 1.7% lower than last year (for January-June 2022 - KZT 486.0 billion).
The main reason for the decline is the planned reduction in oil production due to the depletion and watering of the fields.
In January-June of the current year, 1910.5 thousand tons of oil were produced, which, compared to the same period in 2022, amounted to 95.1%, or decreased by 113.6 thousand tons.
In addition, for the months of January-June this year. manufacturing enterprises produced products worth 138.3 billion tenge, decreased by 4.4% compared to the same period last year (for 6 months of 2022 - 107.9 billion tenge).
In particular, there is a decrease in the following manufacturing industries: food production by 4.4%, chemical industry production by 31.5%, light industry by 5.3%, production of rubber and plastic products by 3.4%, other non-metallic mineral products by 3.0%, metallurgical production decreased by 7.4%.
The volume of industrial production in January-September 2021 in monetary terms amounted to 543.0 billion tenge (IFO-100.5%).
Despite the decline in oil production, there is an increase in industrial production by 0.5%.
The growth of industrial production was influenced by the positive dynamics of the manufacturing industry.
For 9 months of this year in the manufacturing industry, products were produced in the amount of 123.8 billion tenge, compared to the same period last year, the growth amounted to 12.6% (for January-September 2020 - 106.0 billion tenge).
In particular, growth was noted in the following manufacturing industries: production of building materials by 2.0 times, light industry by 2.6 times, furniture industry by 20.6%, chemical industry by 8.8%, production of coke and refined products by 3.3%.
In order to stimulate the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry, the state program "Economy of Simple Things" has been implemented since 2019.
Within the framework of the "Economy of Simple Things" program, the Project Office covered 170 projects totaling 14.1 billion tenge.
Of these, 121 projects were approved for the amount of 10.1 billion tenge (in agriculture - 79, food - 11, light industry - 2, furniture - 5, construction industry - 1, services - 11, chemical industry - 1 , spring field work-11).
For January-September this year 14 projects were approved for 1.7 billion tenge.
Additionally, applications for 9 projects in the amount of 2.3 billion tenge are being considered by financial institutions, for the remaining 40 projects (2.0 billion tenge), documents are being collected.
The second direction of the Economy of Simple Things program is the development of the share of local content.
In this regard, in 2019, in order to support domestic producers and increase the share of local content, by order of the regional akim (order on amendments No. 83-ө dated 06.08.20), a working Commission for the control of local content was created, and the Regulations of work were approved Local Content Control Commission. The meetings of the Commission are held monthly.
Following the results of 9 months of 2021, 11 meetings of the Local Content Control Commission were held.
For 9 months of 2021, the share of local content in public procurement of light industry goods was 69% (KPI - 64.6%), furniture - 82% (KPI - 63.3%), food - 69% ((KPI - 48%) , chemical - 45% (KPI - 36.2%), pharmaceutical - 36% (KPI - 32.3%), pulp and paper - 56% (KPI - 53.7%), mechanical engineering - 22% (KPI - 19 , 1%), construction industry - 72% (KPI - 69.8%).
The share of local content in the procurement of goods in construction and installation works was 91%.
At the same time, the formed plan of goods purchased in 2021 for construction and installation works (68 projects) was sent to the Project Office, and also, on the Single portal (epsd.kz), consolidated statements of the needs of basic materials, products, structures and equipment for design and estimate documentation of projects.
In addition, in order to support local producers on April 6, 2018, the regional akimat signed a long-term Agreement with the subsoil users of the region on mutual understanding on the establishment of target indicators for local content for 2018-2021, the necessary work is underway.
For reference: Within the framework of this Agreement, target indicators of local content are set in the amount of at least 20% of local content when purchasing goods, at least 50% when purchasing works and services.
As a result, according to the results of 6 months of 2021, the amount of purchased goods, works and services by subsoil users amounted to 45.8 billion tenge, including the share of local content was 78.2%.
For January-November 2019, the volume of industrial production in the region at current prices amounted to 789.9 billion tenge, the index of physical volume compared to the same period in 2018 amounted to 89.3%.
The reason for the decline in industrial production is the depletion of individual oil wells. Over the indicated period, 5.1 million tons of crude oil was produced, which amounted to 87.3% compared to the same period last year, which is 746 thousand tons less (for 11 months of 2018 - 5.8 million tons).
For 11 months of this year manufacturing enterprises produced goods in the amount of 117.9 billion tenge, IFO - 101.4% (for 11 months of 2018 - 101.0 billion tenge).
In particular, growth was noted in the following manufacturing sectors: food production by 1.5%, light industry by 31.7%, and production of other non-metal products by 8.4%.