SK Ondeu Increases Domestic Content Share to 86%

SK Ondeu achieved an increase in the domestic content share in procurement of goods, works and services to 86%.

For the SK Ondeu group, in 2024 the domestic content share reached 86%, while in 2022–2023 the same indicator was 82% and 80% respectively.

In 2024, total purchases amounted to 15.1 billion tenge, of which: goods worth 1.4 billion tenge, and works and services worth 13.7 billion tenge.

Developing domestic content is one of the most important tasks in the field of public and quasi-public procurement. It aims to support domestic producers, create new jobs, develop the national economy and strengthen the competitiveness of local companies.

Domestic content in procurement refers to the share of Kazakh goods, works and services in the total volume of purchased products. This concept also includes the participation of domestic companies in production and contracting processes.

In accordance with government policy, SK Ondeu carries out ongoing work to increase the level of localisation in procurement and support domestic producers.

The local project office for import substitution and development of local content of SK Ondeu regularly reviews business proposals regarding the inclusion of planned production items in the Pool of goods for import substitution within the Programme to promote the creation of new productions.

Growth of Supplier Trust

Thanks to continuous analysis of ongoing and completed procurement of goods, works and services by subsidiary dependent organisations (SDOs), the number of complaints and appeals from potential suppliers has decreased by 68%. 

In particular, during procurement by SDOs of SK Ondeu, technical specifications, draft tender documentation, draft contracts and price justifications are reviewed by the relevant departments of the Partnership.

Compared to 2023, in 2024 the number of complaints decreased from 103 to 33; those confirmed by the Act of the Fund's Procurement Control Service in the same period decreased from 22 to 6 respectively.

As of Q1 2025, there are no complaints or appeals confirmed by the Fund's Procurement Control Service.

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