Bank RBK Backs Local Growth With New Dairy Plant and Key Shareholder Decisions Ahead
A quiet town in eastern Kazakhstan is suddenly at the center of a much bigger economic story and it starts with milk, money and confidence in local business.
In the city of Shemonaikha, a new modern dairy production facility has officially begun operations, made possible with financial support from Bank RBK. This is not just another factory opening. It is a signal of how targeted banking support can turn long-standing ideas into real jobs, real products and real regional growth.
The project was launched by Siver Plus, a company with more than a decade of experience distributing dairy products. For years, the team understood the market but lacked the financing needed to take the leap into manufacturing. Multiple attempts elsewhere failed. Then Bank RBK stepped in with flexible funding and a willingness to look beyond risk tables and see potential.
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Today, that decision has translated into a fully equipped plant capable of processing up to 30 tons of milk per day. While current volumes are lower, the trajectory is clear. Kefir, milk, sour cream and cottage cheese are already being produced under a local brand, using raw materials sourced from nearby farms. Collection points have opened for small household and family farms, creating a stable supply chain that keeps money circulating within the region.
This matters because eastern Kazakhstan has the natural advantages many regions search for, clean water, open pastures and strong agricultural traditions. When financing aligns with these strengths, the result is sustainable growth. Twenty permanent jobs have already been created and more are expected as production expands and the product line grows.
But this story is not only about one factory. It reflects a broader moment for Bank RBK itself. The bank has announced an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders scheduled for late February, where key governance decisions will be made, including the composition of the board of directors. These meetings shape how banks set priorities, manage risk and decide which projects deserve backing.
For businesses watching closely, the message is clear. Bank RBK is positioning itself as an active partner in the real economy, supporting manufacturing, food security and regional development while also reinforcing its internal governance.
In a global environment where small producers often struggle to secure funding, this project shows what can happen when banks, entrepreneurs and local resources move in the same direction.
And as these developments continue to unfold, from factory floors to boardrooms, we’ll be watching closely. Stay with us for updates on how financial decisions today are shaping Kazakhstan’s economy tomorrow.
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