From September 2025 to February 19, 2026, there was an export of 6.4 million tons of new crop grain to foreign markets, which is 19.7% more than in the same period of the previous marketing year, when 5.4 million tons were supplied.
The increase in export volumes is a result of the activation of trade both in traditional markets of Central Asian countries and beyond.
Notably, there has been a significant rise in supplies to Uzbekistan, where volumes increased by 46%, from 2 million tons to 3 million tons. In Kyrgyzstan, exports rose from 104 thousand tons to 180 thousand tons, which is 1.7 times. Supplies to Afghanistan also showed significant growth — from 236 thousand tons to 466 thousand tons, corresponding to an increase of 1.9 times.
Experts note that the positive dynamics of exports indicate a high demand for Kazakh grain and the competitiveness of local products in the international arena.
