Kazakhstan Launches New E-Commerce Platform

The company’s warehouse spans 25,000 square meters, but by 2030, it aims to expand to a 120,000-square-meter facility. Teez aspires to become Kazakhstan’s leading e-commerce platform.

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A new domestic online marketplace, Teez, has launched in Karaganda, the central city of Kazakhstan's Karaganda region. The platform, which offers next-day delivery, has also opened pick-up points in 24 cities across the country, The Caspian Post reports citing foreign media.

On November 29, Kazakhstan’s Minister of Trade and Integration, Arman Shakkaliyev, visited the marketplace’s main warehouse. Teez co-founder Linar Khusnullin informed the minister that the platform currently operates 40 pick-up points and plans to expand this network to 127. The marketplace offers 50,000 product types, and its customer application has already been downloaded by 170,000 users.

The company’s warehouse spans 25,000 square meters, but by 2030, it aims to expand to a 120,000-square-meter facility. Teez aspires to become Kazakhstan’s leading e-commerce platform.

Shakkaliyev highlighted the rapid growth of e-commerce in Kazakhstan, noting a 20% increase in electronic trade volume from January to October 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. He emphasized that Karaganda, with its central location and developed infrastructure, has the potential to become a vital trade and logistics hub not just for Kazakhstan but for the entire Central Asian region.

The Times of Central Asia reported that in 2023, the volume of e-commerce in Kazakhstan exceeded 2.2 trillion KZT ($4.8 billion), accounting for 13% of all retail trade, a 0.5% increase from the previous year. The country aims to raise its share of e-commerce to 20% by 2030.