10.09.2026, 14:04

Lack of incentives holds back Kazakh businesses from IPOs – expert

ASTANA. Sept 10 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – A lack of economic incentives and owners' reluctance to disclose information about their businesses are holding back mid-sized and large Kazakh companies from going public, said Talgat Salikhov, chairman of Teniz Capital Investment Banking.

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