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Atasu Group Invests 4 Billion KZT in Infrastructure Development in Almaty Region

Private investment in regional infrastructure is an effective strategy that benefits everyone.

ForAtasu Group, corporate social responsibility is not a separate function but an integral part of the company’s core strategy.

In 2025, Atasu Group invested approximately 4 billion tenge in the infrastructure of the Karasai District in the Almaty Region: the company constructed a road and modernized a logistics terminal. Today, both facilities efficiently operate.

The three-kilometer road section near Boraldai village has improved logistics in the area.Now, industrial sites have direct access to urban routes, which reduces travel time and provides local business with new opportunities. The new road has also relieved the main highway between the city and the region. The constructed road has been transferred to state ownership free of charge.

At the same time, Atasu Group upgraded the logistics terminal by expanding the site, renewing equipment and implementing an automated cargo accounting system. The project has created new jobs in the region.

At the opening ceremony, Akim of the Karasai District Zhasulan Yestenov noted:

“It is encouraging to see domestic entrepreneurs care not only about their profits but also about regional infrastructure. The new road section will reduce travel time and ease traffic flow between the city and the region.”

Marat Zhuman, Founder of Atasu Group:

“I see this project as a clear example of how business can serve society. When companies step in to support infrastructure, everyone benefits: the region develops, quality of life improves and businesses gain an environment for long-term operation. This is what a true contribution to the country’s development looks like.”

Atasu Group is one of the largest private multimodal logistics operators in Central Asia. This project is part of the company’s consistent strategy: businesses operating in a region should contribute to its development. At Atasu Group, investments in infrastructure transferred to the state are seen as a long-term contribution to the development of the country and community.