Kazakhstan: Corporate and Company Law

Since gaining independence in 1991 and following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Kazakhstan has consistently looked outward foreign investors and strengthen its economy. The oil and gas sector remains one of the most attractive areas for many investors, especially for the major players from Europe and the United States. Although the economy has grown rapidly since 1991, Kazakhstan continues to pursue an investor- friendly course, as there are still many areas as agriculture, technology, financial services and others to be improved with the involvement of foreign investments.

The Astana International Exchange (AIX) offers multiple pathways for bond issuance, each with distinct regulatory requirements and structural considerations.

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The processes governing a participant's exit and the transfer of an interest in the charter capital play a critical role in ensuring corporate stability and sound governance.

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Following the publication of Part 1, which outlined the AIFC's governance model, legal framework and company registration processes, this second part continues the discussion...

Let us to introduce you the 'Doing Business in the Republic of Kazakhstan' publication developed by GRATA International.

The Astana International Finance Centre ("AIFC") continues to be a destination point for foreign companies seeking growth and stability in their operations.

Kazakhstan's legal system provides a structured framework for businesses and investors, offering clarity and stability through its comprehensive legal regulations.