Madiyar Bekturganov

Madiyar Bekturganov

Experience

Madiyar Bekturganov is a Managing Partner at Zan Hub LLP in Astana, Kazakhstan. He has extensive experience in managing large and complex projects, particularly in the energy and power sectors.

Specialty

Madiyar Bekturganov specializes in energy and power, transportation, infrastructure, and construction. His expertise includes accompanying and managing complex projects in these sectors.

Education

Madiyar Bekturganov successfully graduated from Almaty State University (B.A. in Law) and Kazakh Humanity and Law University (LLM).

His professional background and experience suggest a strong legal education and training in transactional law and project finance.

Madiyar Bekturganov is part of the team at Zan Hub LLP, which is a part of Attorneys Group Zanger. The firm specializes in various legal practices including energy, M&A and corporate practice, project finance, antimonopoly, banks and financial institutions, capital markets, dispute resolution and arbitration, employment, foreign investments, intellectual property, lawmaking, and taxation.

Achievements and Recognition

• Industry Rankings:
  • Madiyar Bektruganov is Highly Regarded in Banking and Project Development by the ranking of IFLR 1000 https://www.iflr1000.com/Lawyer/Madiyar-Bekturganov/Profile/103675#profile
• Leadership Roles:
  • Member of the working group on improvement of electric capacity market legislation.
• Major Case Successes:
  • Project company on construction of Balkhash coal-fired power plant with a capacity of 1320MW sponsored by Samruk-Energy and Samsung C&T (investments exceed US$4 bln).
  • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) on financing of transport infrastructure, district heating, water supply, and electricity supply in different regions of Kazakhstan.
  • Royal Dutch Shell on the acquisition of BG Group’s assets in Kazakhstan (deal value exceeds US$70 billion, the largest M&A deal of 2015 in the world).
  • Samruk Energy, the largest energy holding, on US$ 1.3 bln acquisition of 50% shares in Ekibastus Gres -1 power plant from Kazakhmys.
  • EBRD in reforming regulation of the airport activities and tariff regulation.
  • Financing of the first large solar station construction with capacity 50MW.