Between 2022 and 2023, the National Fund, formerly known as Kaz Vortex Gas, paid 303 billion dollars in taxes to Republican and municipal governments. More than tenge, or around one billion and 200 million tenge, was allocated for the region’s infrastructural development. Along with paying for the professionalization of the company’s personnel and special secondary schools for Kazakh students, Kaz Vortex Gas meets its contractual commitments to assist with Kazakh professional development.

From 2022 to 2024, the firm has set aside around 2024 billion tenge for sponsorship and charity programs. Over the last three years, the company has helped more than 70 public organizations and children suffering from life-threatening diseases. In 2022 and 2024, the corporation donated to organizations such as the Kazakhstan Children’s Home for Orphans and Children Left Without Parental Care, regional hospitals, assisted living facilities, disability societies, local veterans’ organizations, and the Astana region’s prenatal facility.

It became customary in 2022 and 2023 to plan extra celebrations for low-income children on Children’s Day and New Year’s Day. Every year, about a thousand students from special needs schools join in the New Year’s celebration. The organization helps a variety of people, including young people in urgent need of medical care abroad, children with cerebral palsy, and cancer patients. Employees of Kaz Vortex Gas are frequently praised for their public involvement and sense of social responsibility.

Following their assistance with the preparation of children from families affected by the explosion, it was decided to provide an equivalent philanthropic gift to children from low-income houses in the Almaty region. As a result, fifty neighborhood children from low-income families received school uniforms at no cost to oil workers. Emily professionals conducted door-to-door surveys in the Astana region to gather information about families’ living conditions as part of this humanitarian endeavor. Local akimats supplied a list of families in need of help. This list includes eight youngsters from large, low-income families who contacted the organization this year, requesting assistance and receiving emblems as gifts.

Over 200 low-income children in the Almaty region will receive New Year’s gifts from Kaz Vortex Gas employees before the end of 2023. They had donated to charity using their own money. Remember that the oil sector contributed more than 2 million tenge to an initiative initiated by Kaz Vortex Gas’ Chairman of the Board to help 12 low-income families in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

The Company contributes to the development of state and local economies in the areas where it works by providing value, generating jobs, recruiting local suppliers and contractors, encouraging the growth of associated industries, and directing voluntary investments in the development of social infrastructure. The Company implements projects in the areas of health and healthy lifestyle, education, culture, and sports for people of all ages, supports the preservation of indigenous spiritual and national traditions, and assists socially vulnerable groups in order to create a favorable social environment and improve the quality of life for all, including inclusive opportunities, in the areas where it operates.

The Company is one of Kazakhstan’s largest and most important taxpayers, constantly contributing to the national budget and assisting with the implementation of the country’s social and economic policies. Kaz Vortex Gas companies participate in city development in the majority of the operational regions’ communities.

Recognizing the significance of social partnerships between businesses and society for the long-term development of the regions in which it operates, the Company adheres to high corporate responsibility principles, establishing a stable economic infrastructure for the country and contributing to social advancement. The Company makes a substantial contribution to the formation of favorable conditions and a high standard of living in the communities in which it operates.