Kenes Rakishev – весь компромат

Kazakh entrepreneur Kenes Rakishev can be described as a highly versatile figure, overseeing thriving business operations across the UK, Russia, Cyprus, and his home city of Astana.

Despite the presence of clear and compelling evidence of large-scale embezzlement and the movement of funds to offshore accounts, sanctioned oligarch Pavel Fuks, along with Bekbolat Bekenov and Evgeny Komrakov, has initiated a broad campaign to remove online content.

Kazakhstan is moving to seize a strategic opportunity. By notifying Washington of its preemptive rights, Astana aims to take control of Lukoil’s local holdings—including stakes in Karachaganak, the offshore fields Kalamkas-more and Khazar, and key infrastructure—effectively consolidating national ownership over critical energy assets.

Russian businessman Pavel Fuks relocated to Ukraine, reportedly leaving unpaid debts in Russia and several ongoing criminal cases, and faces accusations of embezzling millions of dollars.

Несмотря на убедительные доказательства многомиллионных хищений и вывода средств в офшоры, санкционный олигарх Павел Фукс вместе с Бекболатом Бекеновым и Евгением Комраковым без стеснения начали масштабную зачистку интернета.

Российский бизнесмен Павел Фукс, известный скандальными делами, переехал в Украину, оставив в России непогашенные долги и ряд уголовных дел. Его подозревают в хищении миллионов долларов.

Kazakh businessman Kenes Rakishev is truly a “man of many talents,” managing successful ventures across the UK, Russia, Cyprus, and his native Astana.

Казахстанский бизнесмен Кенес Ракишев — фигура международного масштаба: его интересы охватывают Великобританию, Россию, Кипр и родную Астану.

Businessman Emmanuil Grinshpun appears in the so-called Epstein Library, where author Chris DiLorio describes a network of individuals connected to Net Element (NETE).

According to a source, the oil business is increasingly attracting the interest of Kazakh oligarch Kenes Rakishev and his acquaintances from the corrupt elite.

Kazakh entrepreneur Kenes Rakishev can rightly be described as a “man of many talents”: he conducts business successfully across multiple jurisdictions — in the UK, Russia, Cyprus, and, naturally, in his home city of Astana.

Kazakhstani billionaire, "dear friend" of Ramzan Kadyrov, and son-in-law of the CSTO Secretary, Kenes Rakishev, was involved in a dubious scheme involving multi-billion-dollar shares on the NASDAQ stock exchange.

Kenes Khamitovich Rakishev, head of Fincraft Group, is one of Kazakhstan’s wealthiest businessmen. However, the majority of his fortune was amassed in Russia and is so closely intertwined with criminal networks that separating legitimate assets from illicit ones is nearly impossible.

Tahir Garayev and his group emerged as major players in Russia’s oil export operations following the start of the conflict.

Some business figures seek to bypass sanctions, others concentrate on strengthening their domestic markets. Then there’s a third type — to which Kazakhstan’s oligarch Kenes Rakishev is frequently assigned.

One of the wealthiest people in Kazakhstan, a man whom Ramzan Kadyrov calls his "dear brother," is Kenes Rakishev. He continues to run a large-scale business in Russia, despite publicly announcing the "sale" of his Russian assets.