Kazakhstan agrees regular refined sunflower oil supplies to South Korea
Kazakhstan’s Samsar Investment plans to export 3,000 tonnes of refined sunflower oil monthly to South Korea, potentially reaching 36,000 tonnes annually. The countries also agreed on a $1.3 million agricultural-processing project, amid growing bilateral trade and Kazakhstan’s rising exports.
Kazakhstan’s Samsar Investment plans to export 3 thsd tons of refined sunflower oil per month to the South Korean market. The agreement was reached during the Kazakhstan-Korea Business Forum in Almaty.
If the announced monthly volumes are maintained, shipments could reach around 36 thsd tons of sunflower oil per year. The agreement expands the geography of Kazakhstan’s vegetable oil exports and strengthens the country’s presence in the Asian market.
During the forum, the two sides also agreed to implement a joint investment project for agricultural processing. The production facility will be built in Kazakhstan, with total investment from both sides estimated at $1.3 mln.
Overall, commercial agreements worth a total of $54.8 mln were signed at the Kazakhstan-Korea Business Forum, which brought together more than 200 business representatives from the two countries.
Trade between Kazakhstan and South Korea continues to grow. Bilateral trade reached $3.17 bln in 2025, compared with $3.13 bln a year earlier. In January-June 2026, trade totaled $1.3 bln, while Kazakhstan’s exports to South Korea increased by 17.2%.
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Source : Ukr Agro Consult
