Nurbol Nazarbayev May Have Lost Assets in Closed Trial
Photo: Orda.kz collage
Nurbol Nazarbayev, nephew of former Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev, has been blacklisted by the Jana Kazakhstan (New Kazakhstan - Ed.).
The Ministry of Finance’s Asset Recovery Committee filed a lawsuit against him, and Orda.kz obtained a copy of the court ruling.
Court Decision
The Committee identified wealth of dubious origin belonging to Nurbol Nazarbayev and brought the case to court.
The trial was held behind closed doors, and while the ruling contained no details, the court fully upheld the Committee’s claim.


Nazarbayev was ordered to pay the state $106.75 million (57 billion tenge), along with a fine of $1.75 million (925 million tenge) and a penalty of 230.4 million tenge.
To secure the claim, the court froze all of his bank accounts, prohibited him from managing income and personal property, and stripped him of control over his business structures.
Nazarbayev’s lawyers argued procedural violations and appealed, but the court ruled:
Under Article 155 of the Civil Procedure Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the court may take interim measures at the request of the parties if, without them, enforcement of the decision proves difficult or impossible.
The appeal was rejected, and the ruling entered into force.
New Trial and Confidentiality
The story continues with a new trial in the Astana Interdistrict Court. The company managing recovered assets under the Prosecutor General’s Office has joined the case, again naming Nurbol Nazarbayev as defendant.
According to KazTAG, information about this case soon disappeared from the courtroom.
The trial is closed, and CMRA gave Orda.kz only a short response:
“The information is confidential, we cannot comment.”
Now, the Prosecutor General’s Office is responsible for managing assets valued at more than $106 million.
What’s at Stake
After the death of Bolat Nazarbayev, it was unclear whether he had left a will.
Eventually, it became known that Nurbol was the sole heir.
His inheritance included:
- Mansions, the family home in Shamalgan, and dozens of land plots, including in Burabay and Shchuchinsk
- Large territories in the Jambyl district, where the family hippodrome is located
Separately, Nurbol became the ultimate beneficiary of PrimeCapital Re Plaza LLC during his father’s lifetime, giving him control over the BNC Plaza business center in Almaty.
Other companies linked to him include:
- PLS Investment and Construction Company LLP
- PLS-TM LLP
- Prime Capital Holding LLP
- Prime Capital Plaza BC LLP
- Prime Capital Invest LLP
Alongside Nurbol, others who have faced similar situations include Timur Kulibayev, Kairat Satybaldyulu, Kairat Boranbayev, and Kairat Sharipbayev.
They, however, reached settlements with authorities and voluntarily returned part of their wealth.
Original Author: Zarina Fayzulina
Latest news
- Almost 100 Houses Flooded After Heavy Rain In Mangistau Region
- Medeu Reconstruction Workers Complain About Unpaid Wages
- Tax Breaks Planned in Kazakhstan to Ease Pressure on Businesses and Investors
- More Than Two Tons of Infected Plums and Cherries From Kyrgyzstan Blocked at Kazakhstan Border
- Almaty Zoo Welcomes First Raccoon Cubs in Almost Two Decades
- Mausoleum, Necropolis and Rare Trade Artifacts Found in Northern Kazakhstan
- Imported Chinese Cars May Get Much More Expensive For Kazakhstanis
- Kazakhstan Reports Less Crime, But Serious Cases Are Becoming More Prominent
- Officials Fined Over Illegal Dumps in Atyrau Region
- Astana to Reward Residents for Reporting Offenses
- Kazakhstan Officially Licenses Crypto Exchange Operator for the First Time
- More Than 200,000 People in Kazakhstan Legally Own Weapons
- Kazakhstan Builds Greenhouses To End Winter Vegetable Shortages
- Kazakhstan’s State Oil Company And China’s CNPC Plan Refinery Expansion
- Kazakhstan And Turkey Sign Nuclear Energy Cooperation Deal
- Kazakhstan Sets Campaign Dates For Kurultai Election
- Kazakhstan Tightens Control Over Fuel Prices
- Almaty Metro Bans Electric Scooters, Bikes And Skateboards
- Kazakhstan Ready To Supply Gasoline To Russia On Mutually Beneficial Terms
- Banks in Kazakhstan and Other EAEU Countries Tighten Rules on Cash Ruble Deposits