Serbian minority shareholder Marko Blanuša has sold his stake in Nurbank, which accounted for 9.98% of the bank’s issued common shares.
Serbian minority shareholder Marko Blanuša has exited the shareholder register of Kazakhstan’s Nurbank. He held 9.98% of the bank’s issued common shares. The transaction took place directly between two shareholders without the bank’s involvement, Nurbank representatives said. Following the sale, JP Finance Group’s stake in the bank rose to 87.87%. Blanuša became a Nurbank shareholder in July 2025, when he bought part of the shares from JP Finance Group.
