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An evolving landscape for Chinese investment in Kazakhstan
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Report summary
Chinese companies play an important role in Kazakhstan’s upstream industry. For the larger NOCs there are limited opportunities for organic growth and reserve replacement has been minimal. In contrast, smaller scale assets in Kazakhstan provide a variety of opportunities for other Chinese players. Private E&Ps and investment funds are increasingly establishing themselves in this space.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Context
- Kazakhstan-China Pipeline – a direct link
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The Chinese portfolio
- NOCs and associated subsidiaries
- Other Chinese firms
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A declining production outlook
- Exploration - change in strategy needed
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What next?
- NOC opportunities are modest
- Private investment – expect more entrants and expanded portfolios
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Top 20 Companies in Kazakhstan by value
- Top 20 Companies, excluding mega project equity
- Chinese companies’ production
- Production by company
- Other State-owned
- Private
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