The Association of Kazakhstan Machinery Industry held its eleventh online meeting of 2026, attended by regional representatives, machine-building enterprises, and industry partners.
The meeting addressed issues of alternative business financing and featured a presentation on the production capacity of domestic enterprises.
Representatives of the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange — Adil Sisengaliev and Evgenia Bozenko — delivered a presentation on opportunities for attracting investment through the stock market. Participants were introduced to the “KASE SME Qadam Bonds” program, launched on January 1, 2026, and aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises in the real sector of the economy.
The program provides SMEs with access to unsecured market financing and helps reduce costs when entering the stock market. Bonds are placed on the “Private Placement” platform of the KASE official list on preferential terms, which simplifies the investment attraction process and increases the transparency of financing.
The main goal of the initiative is to expand businesses’ access to capital market instruments and to foster a new class of public issuers committed to corporate transparency.
During the meeting, a presentation was also given by LITCOM Company LLP. The company is a stable and rapidly growing enterprise with many years of experience in the fields of mechanical engineering and metallurgy.
The company’s core business is the production of steel and cast iron components. Its products are used in various industries in Kazakhstan and CIS countries, including the manufacture of equipment and machinery.
The company has mastered the production of complex castings, including components for mine electric locomotives and loading equipment. Its production facilities include two foundry shops with a total area of 1,800 square meters and an in-house laboratory.
Following the meeting, participants emphasized the importance of developing financing instruments for SMEs and strengthening cooperation among industrial enterprises to further the growth of Kazakhstan’s machine-building industry.
