Akmol Invest TOO invests its own resources in agricultural and industrial assets in Astana and the surrounding Akmola region — the grain country that begins a few minutes outside the city.
Anyone who spends time in this business meets the same question from newcomers, and usually from abroad: how do I buy farmland here. The honest answer is that Kazakh law restricts who may hold agricultural land at all, and that the schemes offered to get around those restrictions are the fastest way to lose both the land and the money paid for it.
In general terms, and simplified — the detail depends on the category of land and the law in force, which has changed more than once.
Where a rule says a particular buyer may not hold something, somebody will offer a structure that appears to solve it. All of them share one feature: the person whose name is on the document is the person the law recognises.
The legitimate route exists and is unglamorous: establish what the buyer may lawfully hold, structure the transaction accordingly, register what must be registered, and take independent legal advice from a lawyer who is not part of the deal.
Holding and developing land and related operations in the Akmola region, with the company's own capital.
Warehousing, processing and service facilities around Astana, held for operation rather than resale.
Working alongside farm and industrial operators who run the businesses day to day, on written commercial terms.
Accept money from the public, manage anyone's investments, offer shares, notes or schemes, or promise returns to any person.
Kazakh law restricts the holding of agricultural land by foreigners, foreign legal entities and entities with foreign participation. Anyone offering a way around that restriction is offering a problem, not a solution. Take independent legal advice on your own position before spending anything.
No. We work with our own capital, and we offer nothing to the public. This is not a fund and there is no participation to buy.
It is not us. Do not send money, keep the correspondence, and report it. We make no public offers and never ask anyone to transfer funds to a personal account.
We are not a valuer or a broker and hold no licence for those activities. For a valuation or a sale, use a professional whose qualification you can verify.
Yes, on commercial terms agreed in writing. If you run an operation in the region and are looking for a partner on the asset side, tell us what you have and what it needs.
Operators, landowners and industrial counterparties are welcome. Investment enquiries we cannot answer, because there is nothing on offer.