28.09.2026, 11:21

Kazakh court rejects NCOC bid to overturn 2.3 trillion tenge fine

ASTANA. Sept 28 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - A specialized interdistrict administrative court in the Atyrau region has rejected a claim by the Kashagan field operator, North Caspian Operating Company (NCOC), seeking to overturn enforcement proceedings over a 2.3 trillion tenge fine, according to the court ruling.

To read the full news articles, Subscribe.

08:40PM
Tokayev to attend CIS summit, Caspian environmental forum in Turkmenistan

06:25PM
Tokayev notes Putin's role in strengthening Kazakhstan-Russia strategic partnership

06:21PM
CIS foreign ministers approve draft documents for Oct 9 summit in Turkmenistan

06:14PM
Putin, Mirziyoyev discuss development of Uzbek-Russian relations - Uzbek presidential press service

05:41PM
Filming wraps in Kazakhstan on new 'Armour of God' installment starring Jackie Chan

05:26PM
Tokayev, Alekperov discuss Lukoil projects in Kazakhstan

05:24PM
Tajikistan, Iran scrap visas for holders of ordinary international passports

05:18PM
NCOC says 2.36 trln tenge fine enforcement restricts operations – court materials

04:35PM
Kazakhstan, UK to expand cooperation in education, energy, logistics and AI

04:23PM
Tokayev offers condolences to Nigerian president over military plane crash

04:19PM
Kazakh foreign minister arrives in Turkmenistan for CIS foreign ministers meeting