Astana: By the end of 2025, the volume of grain shipments across the network of Kazakhstan Temir Zholy exceeded 14.3 million tons, which is 31% higher than in the same period of 2024.

According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, citing the company's press service, grain exports amounted to 11 million tons, up 33% year on year. Such figures were recorded for the first time in the past 10 years.

Domestic shipments increased by 26% and exceeded 3.3 million tons. Growth in shipments was also recorded to Central Asian countries, up 30%, to 6.3 million tons. This includes shipments to Kyrgyzstan, which doubled; to Tajikistan, up 12%, reaching 1.4 million tons; and to Uzbekistan, which rose by 32%, totaling 4.5 million tons.

Grain shipments to Azerbaijan increased threefold, while loadings to Iran rose by 69% and to Afghanistan by 63%. Shipments to the Baltic states grew sixfold and exceeded 800,000 tons. Additionally, shipments to Black Sea and Baltic ports increased by 49% and 67%, respectively.