Press briefing of the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange and the KASE Clearing Center on results for the 4th quarter and 2025
On January 15, 2026, the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE) held the KASE Group’s press briefing for the 4th quarter and on 2025 results. Chairperson of the Management Board of the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange (KASE) Adil Mukhamejanov and Chairperson of the Management Board of KASE Clearing Center JSC Natalia Khoroshevskaya presented the exchange group's performance for the period.
The following was noted:
the total trading volume on KASE in 2025 amounted to 400.8 trln tenge, an increase of 3.0% or 11.7 trln tenge compared to 2024;
at the end of 2025, the KASE Index value increased by 26.1% to 7,031.32 points;
equity market capitalization increased over the year by 18.7% to 39 trln tenge;
the volume of corporate debt traded on KASE increased by 18.5% to 16.2 trln tenge;
in 2025, securities from 41 new issuers underwent the listing procedure: one in the stock sector and 40 in the corporate bonds sector;
as of January 1, 2026, 939 non-government securities from 280 issuers were listed on KASE.
In addition to information on dynamics and key trends of the exchange market, Adil Mukhamejanov spoke about local and international events that contributed to strengthening the KASE's role as a key infrastructure platform for Kazakhstan's financial market and to development of international dialogue with investors, regulators and professional market participants.
He specifically emphasized the role of the KASE Academy that implements educational projects aimed at fostering the sustainable interest in stock market instruments and improving the financial literacy and investment culture among the population.
Natalia Khoroshevskaya shared key figures and achievements related to KACC's activities. The head of the KASE Clearing Center discussed interest rate and money market dynamics, increased investor activity and an increase in the number of accounts and transactions, including those involving the central counterparty. Particular attention was paid to development of KASE Group's trading, post-trading and technological infrastructure, including introduction of new IT solutions, monitoring systems, market data processing and increased operational resilience.