BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 29. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has released updated data on its project portfolio in Kazakhstan.
Data obtained by Trend from the EBRD shows that as of July 31, 2025, the Bank has implemented a total of 341 projects in Kazakhstan, with cumulative investments reaching 10.242 billion euro and disbursements, including guarantees, amounting to 8.361 billion euro.
The EBRD's current portfolio in Kazakhstan stands at 2.792 billion euro, with 1.830 billion euro in operating assets. The Bank is actively engaged in 127 ongoing operations, with the private sector accounting for 43 percent of the total portfolio and equity investments making up 6 percent.
Since the beginning of its operations in Kazakhstan in 1992, the EBRD has focused on enhancing private-sector competitiveness, strengthening economic governance, and supporting the country’s green transition towards carbon neutrality and climate resilience. The Bank also promotes economic inclusion and gender equality through greater private-sector engagement.
In terms of sectoral distribution, Kazakhstan has seen a diversified investment approach, with substantial allocations to infrastructure, sustainable development, and private enterprise. One of the latest regional initiatives includes the launch of a program aimed at boosting sustainable agriculture in Central Asia, helping local food producers adopt low-carbon and climate-resilient practices.
The updated figures underscore the EBRD’s long-term commitment to Kazakhstan’s inclusive and sustainable economic development.
