16.04.2026, 11:27

Baiterek Holding to allocate at least $2.5 bln to mining and metals sector in 2026

ASTANA. April 16 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan’s national investment holding Baiterek plans to allocate at least $2.5 billion to mining and metals projects in 2026, Managing Director Aidyn Akan said.

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Baiterek Holding to allocate at least $2.5 bln to mining and metals sector in 2026

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