10.11.2026, 00:11

Kazakhstan Resumes Applications for Preferential Agricultural Machinery Leasing

The “Own Feed,” “Preferential Leasing,” and “Made in Kazakhstan” programs offer agricultural producers different conditions for acquiring machinery

KazAgroFinance JSC has announced the resumption of applications for financing the purchase of agricultural machinery under three preferential leasing programs: “Own Feed,” “Preferential Leasing,” and “Made in Kazakhstan.”

The programs provide opportunities to acquire various types of agricultural machinery on preferential terms. The annual interest rate under each program is 6%, while the maximum leasing period is up to 10 years. However, the requirements for down payments and the types of eligible machinery differ.

“Own Feed” Program

The program is designed to develop the feed supply base of livestock farms, improve the productivity of farm animals, and increase livestock production volumes.

Under this program, agricultural producers can lease agricultural and forage-harvesting machinery, as well as mobile irrigation systems manufactured both in Kazakhstan and abroad.

Financing is provided at an annual interest rate of 6% for a period of up to 10 years. The initial down payment must amount to at least 15% of the cost of the machinery being purchased.

The program is open to agricultural producers engaged in breeding, keeping, or fattening biological assets. Their land holdings must include pastures and/or hayfields.

Documentary evidence of feed production or harvesting activities is also a mandatory requirement.

Financing recipients are subject to additional obligations. During the two years following the financial year in which the lease financing was received, they must ensure a 10% increase in both the payroll fund and tax payments.

“Preferential Leasing 6%” Program

This program provides financing for the acquisition of self-propelled agricultural machinery manufactured or assembled in Kazakhstan.

The main feature of the program is the opportunity to obtain machinery through financial leasing without an initial down payment.

Agricultural producers can access financing for up to 10 years at an annual interest rate of 6%.

“Made in Kazakhstan” Program

The program is intended for the acquisition of agricultural machinery and vehicles manufactured or assembled in Kazakhstan.

Farmers can lease mounted, trailed, and self-propelled agricultural machinery. In addition, financing is available for vehicles used to transport agricultural and fishery products, as well as biological assets.

The main requirement is that the machinery must be manufactured in Kazakhstan or assembled within the country.

The financing terms provide for an annual interest rate of 6% and a leasing period of up to 10 years. The initial down payment must be at least 15% of the value of the leased asset.

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