All Kazakhstan Companies

Kazakhstan has over 2.26 million registered companies, spanning energy, mining, finance, IT, and services, with a mix of state-owned and private enterprises.Overview of Registered CompaniesKazakhstan hosts 2,262,190 registered companies, covering all official businesses whether active or inactive (CompanyData) . The majority are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), defined as companies with 5–99 employees, totaling over 2,197,057 SMEs . Among these, 395,443 are private limited companies (Ltd) .Regional DistributionThe regions with the highest concentration of companies are:Almaty City: 407,218 companiesAstana City: 278,392 companiesTurkestan Region: 221,186 companies Major IndustriesKazakhstan's economy is heavily resource-driven, with oil, gas, and mining dominating exports and corporate activity. Key sectors include:Energy and hydrocarbons: KazMunayGas (state-controlled oil and gas), Kazatomprom (uranium) Finance and fintech: Kaspi.kz, a leading digital payments and e-commerce platform Infrastructure and transport: KazAvtoZhol Pharmaceuticals: SK-Pharmacy Aviation: Air Astana, partially privatized but with government “golden shares” Services account for 55–60% of GDP, industry (including mining, oil, and gas) contributes 30–35%, and agriculture roughly 5%, reflecting limited diversification beyond commodities .Notable CompaniesSome of the most prominent companies headquartered or operating in Kazakhstan include:KazMunayGas – largest oil and gas producer, state-controlledKazatomprom – global uranium supplierKaspi.kz – fintech and e-commerce leaderAir Astana – national airline with partial privatizationSK-Pharmacy – major pharmaceutical distributor Business Directories and ResourcesFor detailed company listings and live statistics, users can access:CompanyData: searchable database of all registered companies in Kazakhstan Bizpages: business directory for promoting and finding Kazakhstani firms Wikipedia and Grokipedia: lists of notable companies by sector and size Kazakhstan's corporate landscape is characterized by a blend of state dominance in extractive industries and a growing private sector in finance, IT, and services, with ongoing privatization and foreign investment shaping the market .