Information about the use of the "reverse scheme" in the Zhambyl region

One of the effective tools to curb the growth of prices for socially important food products, the Roadmap developed by the government provides for the expansion of concessional lending to retail facilities through a "revolving scheme": the allocation of borrowed funds by akimats for participants of the trading system at a preferential interest rate. This allows retail chains to expand the volume of products purchased from local producers, including through the conclusion of forward contracts, and manufacturers-to fix the selling price for their goods.

For reference:

Forward contract — a contract under which the seller undertakes to transfer the goods to the buyer within a certain period of time specified in the contract, the buyer undertakes to accept and pay for this product within a certain period of time. The price of the goods, the exchange rate and other conditions are fixed at the time of the transaction. Thus, retail chains provide themselves with a guarantee of timely delivery of the required goods, and manufacturers-guaranteed sales of their products throughout the year.

Thus, the cost of socially significant food products is fixed at the time of conclusion of the contract. This avoids significant seasonal price fluctuations.

In Zhambyl region, the volume of financing of the "revolving scheme" since the beginning of the year amounted to 649 814 000 tenge.

The funds were allocated to the following commercial facilities and: SP "Baylyk-2014", LLP "Kokzhiyok-2030", LLP "Burnenskaya Dairy Company", SP "Empire", KH Azamat, KH Askar, KH Zlikha, KH Sadirova, KH Tolegen, KH Zhannat, KH Zhuzbay, KH Sharipov, KH Alatau, KH Umbetaly, KH Rapilbek.

With the allocated money, each of the retail facilities undertook to sell a certain number of individual types of NWPT at a fixed price.

Within the framework of counter-obligations:

IP "Baylyk-2014" pledged to sell:

345,000 kilograms of wheat flour (1 grade) at a price not higher than 145 tenge per kilogram

44,450 kilograms of rice rice at 230 tenge per kilogram.

Two million eggs, category 1-30 tg piece.

47.6 tons of horns (weightless) - 180 tg / kg –

16,650 kilograms of buckwheat (by weight) - 320 tg / kg –

105,200 kilograms of sugar (sand, weight) – 205 tg/kg.

113,600 kilograms of iodized salt – 40 tg/kg.

Similarly, the volumes for sale at fixed prices are determined for each retail facility.

Kokzhiek-2030 LLP has committed to sell fixed volumes at prices:

Kefir 2.5% fat content at a price not higher than 230 tg / liter

Butter 72.5% fat content – 2060 tg/kg

TVA milk with 2.5% fat content – 200 tg/l

Cottage cheese 9% fat content * 1377 tg/kg.

Burnenskaya Dairy Company LLP has committed to sell:

Milk of 2.5% fat content at the price of 200 tg/l

Butter 72.5% fat content – 2060 tg/kg

Sole proprietor " Imperia":

Wheat flour grade 1 – 145 tg/kg

Rice – 230 tg/kg

Iodized salt – 40 tg / kg

Eggs, category 1 – 30 tg / piece

Sugar - 205 tg/kg

Horns – 180 tg/kg

Buckwheat – 320 tg / kg.

 

KH Azamat, KH Askar, KH Zlikha, KH Sadirova, KH Tolegen, KH Zhannat, KH Zhuzbay, KH Sharipov, KH Alatau, KH Umbetaly, KH Rapilbek committed to sell potatoes (varieties: Latona, Elite, Yuvel, Buren) from 10 to 200 thousand tons, depending on the manufacturer, at a price not exceeding 65 tg per kilogram.