KPMG: 28 years in Kazakhstan
The date - February 22, 2024 - marks 28 years since KPMG came to Kazakhstan and became its first office in Central Asia.
Over these almost thirty years, KPMG Kazakhstan has made great efforts to improve the business environment in our country and attract investments. We have become a talent forge, investing in the education and professional development of our employees, who today work in various sectors of the economy, helping to develop new enterprises in our country.
Given geopolitical changes, KPMG in Kazakhstan is not just a separate practice, but an integral part of the larger KPMG Caucasus and Central Asia family. Together with Kazakhstan, our cluster includes Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. And at the same time, we are deeply integrated and closely interact with KPMG offices in the Middle East and South Asia. Our common goal is to jointly create value for our clients and ensure sustainable development of the region.
Today, the company employs more than 900 professionals, 89% of whom are proud to be a part of KPMG. The company has become a leading employer and one of the major consultants in the Central Asian market. We provide a full range of professional services, including:
- Audit
- Tax and legal advice
- Management consulting
- Investments and capital markets
- Risk management consulting
- Strategic and operational consulting
- Consulting in the field of information technology
- Consulting on accounting and reporting issues
- Consulting solutions in the field of sustainability (ESG)
- Transaction advisory services
Saken Zhumashev, Managing Partner of KPMG Caucasus and Central Asia: “Today KPMG in Kazakhstan is the No.1 partner for many local and international companies. As we reflect on the journey we have taken over these 28 years, we would first like to thank our clients and employees for their trust, support and commitment to KPMG”.
In brief
KPMG in Kazakhstan is a part of a global team operating in 143 countries, with a total workforce of more than 270,000 people.