Posts Tagged foreign companies

The Caspian corridor

AFTER SO MANY years of dependence on foreign  ! goodwill for the export of its oil, gas and mineral: the Kazakh government is insisting on a control

Energy, Kazakhstan

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Modernising mines for safe environment and profit

STEEL GIANT ARCELOR-MITTAL owns the Temirtau  steel complex, some 50km from Kazakhstan's  mining capital, Karaganda. The bankrupt plant  was bought

Energy, Finance, Kazakhstan

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Slovakia invests $ 30 million in the production of diesel rail trains in Kazakhstan

BEIJING, March 30 - IA News-Kazakhstan. Slovakia is to invest $ 30 million in a joint Kazakh-Slovak producer of diesel rail trains declared the pre

Finance, Innovation, Kazakhstan

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Kazakhstan: The war for talent has just begun

Natalia Kurkchi, Partner – Antal Russia, CIS Development Director Read in Russian The unstable economic situation in the world has

Education, Energy, Finance, Kazakhstan, Trade

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The BTA saga

ONCE UPON A time, all six of Kazakhstan's biggest  banks were Kazakh-owned and accounted for 86 per cent of banking assets. They stayed home-owned, Â

Finance, Kazakhstan

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Foreign banks

WITH THE BENEFIT of hindsight, the timing of the  first major foray by foreign banks into the domestic  banking market could hardly have been worse.

Finance, Kazakhstan

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New focus on small and medium-sized enterprises

SAMRUK, THE POWERFUL state holding company  which controls the 'commanding heights' of the  Kazakh economy, from pipelines and power lines  to rail

Agricultire, Finance, Kazakhstan, Trade

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Kazakhstan overview 2010: Oil & Gas

Kazakhstan overview 2010: Oil & Gas

Kazakhstan has the Caspian Sea's largest recoverable crude oil reserves. The Government of Kazakhstan and foreign investors continue to focus heav

Finance, Kazakhstan, Trade

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The Caspian basin’s biggest gas condensate field pauses for breath

KARACHAGANAK, ONE OF the world's largest gas  condensate fields, with estimated reserves of more  than 1.2 billion tonnes of oil and condensate, was

Energy, Finance, Kazakhstan

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Road to recovery

WHEN THE TWO most dynamic sectors of a relatively  small open economy nose-dive at the same time  the impact on overall economic activity can be ver

Energy, Finance, Kazakhstan, News, Trade

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