Kazakhstan Offers Up to 200 Million Tenge for Factories

We already covered Kazakhstan's updated rules for the Isker Aimaq subsidy — now the program's specifics are public: businesses can receive up to 200 million tenge to launch production, including building a factory. The state covers part of the launch costs, leaving entrepreneurs to confirm their project fits the criteria and file an application through the set procedure.

This kind of support lowers the barrier to entering manufacturing: part of the equipment and launch costs comes from the state rather than solely from a bank or investor. That matters most for projects creating new jobs and goods for the domestic market — exactly the kind the program targets.

Check your project against the Isker Aimaq criteria and assemble the document package early — application windows are usually limited. Receiving a subsidy usually brings new reporting and reconciliation: an agent for the right role in 1Cifer can run those routine checks and prepare summaries for the manager as funds are spent.