State Property and Privatization Committee: the budget received 193.2 billion tenge of income from state assets

During the briefing at the Central Communications Service, the Chairman of the State Property and Privatization Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan presented the results of work for 2025.

At the end of the year, the republican budget received 193.2 billion tenge of income from the management of state assets, including dividends on state blocks of shares, income on participation shares and part of the net income of state enterprises.

One of the key results was the completion of the Comprehensive Privatization Plan for 2021-2025. 402 objects of state property and the quasi-public sector in the amount of 977.2 billion tenge were transferred to the competitive environment, another 68 objects were aimed at reorganization and liquidation.The largest transactions were IPOs of national companies KazMunayGas, Air Astana and KEGOC for a total of about 187 billion tenge.

From 2026, a new Optimization Plan for 2026-2030 is being implemented, providing for a further reduction in state participation in the economy. The plan covers 500 public property and quasi-public sector. To date, measures have been taken for 42 objects.

Work continues on the management of assets returned to the state. The total volume of revenues to the Special State Fund reached 593.2 billion tenge. At the expense of these funds, 483 social and infrastructure projects were financed throughout the country in the amount of 553.7 billion tenge in the fields of health, education, water supply, sports, transport and energy.

Digitalization of state property management processes remains an important area. All privatization procedures are carried out in electronic format through open tenders through the information system "Register of State Property," which is integrated with 54 state information systems and has more than 368 thousand users.

In 2026, the Committee will continue to implement the Optimization Plan, digital transformation of processes and improving the efficiency of public asset management.