ASTANA, Kazakhstan, July 10. The production volume of computers, electronics, and optical equipment in Kazakhstan increased by 74.3 percent in the first five months of 2025 compared to the same period last year, exceeding 41.7 billion tenge (approximately $79.23 million) (less than 30 billion tenge (approximately $57.24 million) in the same period last year), Trend reports, citing the Ministry of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
According to the information, in real terms, production grew by 89 percent (Industrial Production Index – 189.3 percent).
“The increase in the production of computers, electronics, and optical equipment is driven by a sharp rise in investments in this sector. In the first five months of 2025, investments reached nearly 2.3 billion tenge (approximately $4.37 million). This growth amounted to more than 2 billion tenge (approximately $3.81 million), increasing more than ninefold compared to the same period in 2024,” the report states.
The most significant expansion was observed in the sector of
household electronics, exhibiting an exponential increase exceeding
68-fold (from 95.9 million tenge, roughly equivalent to $182,000,
escalating to over 6.5 billion tenge, approximately $12.35
million). Similarly, the electronic components segment demonstrated
a remarkable growth trajectory, surpassing 15-fold (from 65.3
million tenge, around $124,000, to exceeding 1 billion tenge,
approximately $1.9 million).
Furthermore, this fiscal year, the initiation of the venture by
Silk Road Electronics LLP (Karaganda region, Saran) for the
fabrication of television units and ancillary apparatus under the
Samsung brand is anticipated.
Between January and April 2025, there were notable escalations in
the output of items categorized as “television receivers for color
images integrated with audio or image capture and playback
apparatus”—a sevenfold surge—and “additional semiconductor
apparatus (excluding photosensitive components)”—a tenfold
surge.
