Kazakhstan: Corporate/Commercial Law

Kazakhstan's renewable energy sector presents significant investment opportunities, but the true value of these projects lies not in physical assets alone, but in the complex web of legal and regulatory rights that enable development, grid connection, and revenue generation. Understanding how these rights transfer in M&A transactions is critical for investors seeking to acquire wind, solar, hydropower, or hybrid renewable energy projects in this rapidly evolving market.

24–25 сентября 2026 года в The Ritz-Carlton Almaty пройдет Kazakhstan Legal Forum 2026 — одно из крупнейших юридических событий региона, ежегодно объединяющее...

GRATA International experts have contributed to the Global Mergers & Acquisitions Guide 2026, an international publication that provides...

Explore the practical implications of Kazakhstan's Supreme Court Normative Resolution on administrative acts, including challenges in distinguishing administrative acts from actions, the contestability of tax inspection orders, and the evolving role of courts in managing administrative proceedings. This analysis examines key judicial precedents and unresolved procedural questions.

24–25 сентября 2026 года в The Ritz-Carlton Almaty пройдет Kazakhstan Legal Forum 2026 — одно из крупнейших юридических событий региона, ежегодно объединяющее...

GRATA International presents a comparative overview of the liability of CEOs and company directors across multiple jurisdictions, including Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Mongolia, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and the Philippines.

GRATA International presents a comprehensive comparative review examining the legal enforceability of electronically executed contracts across eleven jurisdictions including Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Russia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and the Philippines. The analysis covers critical aspects such as electronic signatures, scan copies, online platforms, evidentiary requirements, and risks associated with digital contract execution.

GRATA International examines the legal frameworks governing electronic contract execution across 13 jurisdictions in Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East. The comparative analysis addresses critical questions about digital signatures, online platforms, evidentiary requirements, and the risks businesses face when traditional paper contracts are replaced by electronic alternatives.

The Balkhash NPP project's legal architecture rests on an intergovernmental agreement that establishes critical distinctions between aspirational targets and binding obligations, while carving out key regulatory domains from stabilization protections. This analysis examines how the IGA's framework governs consortium structure, liability allocation, procurement exemptions, and the interplay between localization targets and statutory subcontracting caps that will shape commercial negotiations throughout the p