At least 1.5 trillion tenge will be allocated for the development of the agro-industrial sector.

In 2025, approximately 1.5 trillion tenge will be allocated through the Agrarian Credit Corporation (ACC) and KazAgroFinance to support investment projects in the agricultural sector. The funds will be directed towards spring fieldwork and harvesting, implementation of investment projects, procurement of essential and working capital, and leasing of agricultural machinery.

When financing projects, priority will be given to the following areas:

• Processing of agricultural products and food production (with a focus on socially significant food products)
• Irrigation development (sprinkler systems, irrigation facilities, and drip irrigation)
• Industrial greenhouses (to reduce seasonal fluctuations in vegetable prices)
• Infrastructure development (packaging, storage, and transportation)
• Large-scale feed production

The financing of investment projects will focus on increasing investments in the agro-industrial complex (AIC), developing domestic production to reduce food import dependency and inflation, ensuring a stable supply of local products to the domestic market, and realizing export potential.

To expand project coverage, the loan limits for projects through ACC will be increased from 7 billion to 15 billion tenge. The scope of the Baiterek Guarantee Fund and Damu guarantees will be extended to large, long-term ACC projects, and the mandate of the Kazakhstan Export Credit Agency will be expanded to support agricultural exports.

Under the leasing programs of KazAgroFinance, priority support will be given to domestic agricultural machinery, which will enhance the multiplier effect of this measure on industrial enterprises supporting farmers.

Additionally, the Baiterek Holding is forming a pool of poultry farms and continues to expand export opportunities for agricultural producers. Negotiations are underway with Malaysia to explore new markets, as well as to establish a new trade fund that will increase grain export volumes to $200 million. In the long term, the goal is to raise this figure to $1 billion.