Kazakh leasing operator KazAgroFinance funded agricultural machinery worth 250.5 billion tenge in the first half of 2026, doubling the 126.6 billion tenge recorded in the same period of 2025.
The company notes that farmers increasingly use leasing not just to replace worn-out machinery, but as a growth tool to expand cultivated areas, diversify crops, and adopt more intensive land cultivation technologies. Leasing allows payments to be spread over up to 10 years and aligned with the seasonality of agricultural work, enabling farmers to direct freed-up working capital toward seeds, fertilizers, and wages.