More than 2.17 billion tenge worth of consumer property rights were restored in the first nine months of 2026 with the assistance of the Consumer Rights Protection Committee of Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Trade and Integration. The committee and its regional departments received more than 72,000 complaints during the period.
Retail trade was the most common subject of complaints, with 31,186 cases (42.9%). E-commerce accounted for 12,264 complaints (16.9%), while household services generated 7,065 (9.7%).
Consumer demands were met in 23,000 cases, and legal assistance was provided in a further 26,000. The largest amounts in restored property rights were recorded in Almaty, Astana and Shymkent.