07.10.2026, 17:18

NCOC says 2.36 trln tenge fine enforcement restricts operations – court materials

ASTANA. Oct 7 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Enforcement proceedings to collect a 2.36 trillion tenge fine from Kashagan operator North Caspian Operating Company B.V. (NCOC) restricted the consortium's operations, its representatives argued in court, according to the full text of a ruling by the specialized interdistrict administrative court of the Atyrau region.

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