Content |
History
2025: Electronics production in Kazakhstan increased by 70.8% over the year and reached 18 billion rubles
In February 2026, official data on the results of the industry for the production of electronic and optical products for 2025 were released in Kazakhstan. The total volume of output in monetary terms reached a record 117.1 billion tenge (about 18 billion rubles), which is 70.8% more than in 2024.
The geographical distribution of production remains highly concentrated. According to EnergyProm, Almaty accounts for 38.2% of the total volume or 44.7 billion tenge (6.8 billion rubles). Karaganda region makes a significant contribution - 17.8 billion tenge (2.71 billion rubles), Astana city (17.5 billion tenge, or 2.7 billion rubles), as well as West Kazakhstan and North Kazakhstan regions with 11 billion tenge (1.7 billion rubles) and 10.1 billion tenge (1.5 billion rubles), respectively.
An analysis of the physical volumes of production shows that the record cost is not provided by the production of computer equipment. The production of computers and similar devices in 2025 decreased by 17.4%, amounting to 19.5 thousand units.
The main growth is provided by other categories. According to EnergyProm, TV production has more than 3 times increased - up to 134.9 thousand units. The production of devices for monitoring physical quantities increased by more than 6 times, reaching 396.4 thousand units. Electricity meter production remained positive, increasing by 10.9% to 424.6 thousand units.
Price dynamics had a significant impact on the cost indicators. According to EnergyProm experts, after the situation changed in 2022, the cost of audiovisual equipment and equipment for information processing increased sharply. In particular, laptops in 2025 went up by 27.6%, and TVs with a diagonal of 43-49 inches - by 18.6%.[1]
2024: Growth in electronics production by 2.5 times to ₸7,2 billion
The production of electronic household appliances in Kazakhstan in 2024 increased 2.5 times, reaching ₸7,2 billion. This was reported in February 2025 in the Bureau of National Statistics of Kazakhstan, publishing data on the dynamics of the industry. Experts note that the growth is due to the expansion of local production, an increase in investments in the sector and an increase in demand for domestic products.
According to Profit, the Karaganda region with a volume of ₸3,1 billion (43.1% of total production) became the leader in the production of household appliances, followed by Almaty region (₸2,2 billion) and the city of Almaty (₸1,3 billion).
Despite a significant increase in production, the share of domestic products in the domestic market remains minimal:
- Washing machines - 0.8% (5.9 thousand units were produced, 733.7 thousand imports).
- Fans and hoods - 0.04% (2.7 thousand produced, 7.5 million imported).
- Vacuum cleaners - 0.7% (3.7 thousand were produced, 525 thousand were imported).
In January-November 2024, there was an increase in imports for all categories of household appliances:
- Refrigerators and freezers - 748.9 thousand units (15% growth).
- Laundry washing machines - 30.8 thousand units (an increase of 26.3%).
- Mixers and grinders - 2.7 million units (growth 27.7%).
The rise in prices for household appliances in January 2025 amounted to 5.5% on an annualized basis. Large household appliances rose in price by 10%, while small electrical appliances fell in price by 17.1%.
The maximum price increase was recorded in the following categories:
- Cookers - up 55.9%
- Washing machines - up 22.1%
- Microwave ovens - up 10.9%
- Refrigerators - up 10.7%
- Air conditioners - up 6%
In regional terms, the largest increase in prices for household appliances was recorded in Karaganda (10.1%), Kostanay (9.2%) and West Kazakhstan (8.4%) regions. The minimum price increase was observed in the Mangistau region - 0.1%.
Services for the repair of household appliances have risen in price by 4.8%. The cost of replacing the heating element in washing machines increased by 4.9%, and replacing the motor-compressor in refrigerators - by 4.6%.[2]
Notes
| The site content is translated by machine translation software powered by PROMT. The machine-translated articles are not always perfect and may contain errors in vocabulary, syntax or grammar. Read original article If you find inaccuracies or errors in the results of machine translation, please write to editor@tadviser.ru. We will make every effort to correct them as soon as possible. |