Corporate Business

To expand its product portfolio and strengthen its position in the B2B and B2G segments, the Company launched an innovative solution — the “AI Video Analytics Platform.” This product is a modern service for viewing, recording, storing, and analyzing video footage from surveillance cameras using artificial intelligence technologies. Its objective is to provide clients with advanced tools to enhance security and automate video surveillance processes.

The product targets a wide range of users, including commercial enterprises (shops, supermarkets, restaurants, hotels, warehouses, and offices) and government organizations (schools, hospitals, police departments, local authorities, railway stations, and airports).

To improve safety and the quality of education, as well as to promote the digital transformation of educational institutions, Kazakhtelecom initiated a pilot project “AQYLDY MEKTEP.” This project aims to implement SMART solutions that enhance learning conditions and ensure the safety of all participants in the educational process.

A core data transmission network was established via the Kazakhtelecom JSC OTN (Optical Transport Network) using WDM technology in accordance with the OSI model. The service is provided to National Information Technologies JSC as part of the implementation of the Unified Transport Environment for government agencies of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Service functionality: Provision of an alien wavelength (optical wavelength on existing OTN/DWDM networks of Kazakhtelecom JSC). The project provides an optical wavelength with a frequency of 100 GHz and bandwidth of 100 Gbps, in accordance with the Technical Specifications of the Trunk Network 2, to the buildings of local executive bodies (akimats) in 16 cities of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Astana, Almaty, Kokshetau, Kostanay, Petropavlovsk, Karaganda, Pavlodar, Oskemen, Taldykorgan, Taraz, Shymkent, Kyzylorda, Aktobe, Oral, Atyrau, and Aktau.

In May 2024, the Company conducted a comprehensive revision of the tariff policy for internet access services in the corporate segment, improving the technical characteristics.

TV+ digital television service offerings were expanded: the number of channels in tariff plans for corporate clients was increased, and two new online cinemas — Salem and Kinoroom — were added. Specialized tariff plans were launched for sports bars, hotels and apartments, and rotational camps. Additionally, new tariff plans were developed for embassies, internet cafes, as well as for condominium committees (CC) and homeowners’ associations (HA).

One of the key focus areas of DKB is building mutually beneficial partnerships with major telecommunications operators, as well as expanding the range of telecommunications services offered to partners. In 2024, a new version of the Corporate Segment Price List was approved, which enabled the creation of more competitive conditions in the international telecommunications services market and strengthened DKB’s position among international telecom operators in Central Asia.

In the reporting year, targeted efforts were made to increase DKB’s share in the international segment, including:

• a memorandum was signed with international operator China Telecommunications Corporation to expand the transit interconnection network with a capacity of 7×100 Gbps along the China–Europe route for 2025–2027;

In 2024, the project “Establishment of communication channels for video traffic transmission to the Operations Control Center of the Police Department (OCC PD) from educational facilities in Atyrau Region” was implemented. The project included the installation of 2,485 surveillance cameras at 202 facilities under the jurisdiction of the Education Department. As part of the implementation, video streams from 404 cameras installed at entrance points were directed to the OCC PD, and video streams from 2,081 cameras with audio recording capability, installed in classrooms, were transmitted to the methodological center of the Education Department.

For 2025, the CIB provides for the construction and expansion of optical access networks across all regions of the Republic of Kazakhstan, including rural settlements. The total coverage will include 8,820 facilities.

The decline in fixed-line sales is a global trend driven by the development of substitute services — messengers and social networks. Due to the formation of new regions, client relocations to new regional centers, inventory reviews, and cost-cutting measures, corporate networks were optimized, leading to the decommissioning of fixed-line (FL), broadband (BB), TV, and IP VPN service points.

Based on the results of 2024 compared to 2023, the commercial indicator ARLB for providing fixed broadband (FBB) to the Internet network increased by 2,800 tenge per month per connection, which is an 11.7% increase. For the provision of IP VPN, there was a decrease of 1,400 tenge (-1.6%) per month per connected point.