News and analysis from Kazakhstan - Dec 04th 2008
business and economy
Kazakh fixed capital investment up more than 12 percent in H1
(SRI) - As of June 30, 2008, fixed capital investment in Kazakhstan was 1,510 billion tenge ($12.6 billion), 12.4 more than in the same period last year, Interfax reported.
The following regions noted the most significant increases compared to previous year: Zhambyl (240%), Kyzylorda (65.3%) and Akmola (46.2%).
Oil and gas extraction remained the most attractive destinations for investors (25.3% of total fixed capital investments).
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