This fact speaks to the enduring value of continuity and trust that Lancaster Group creates within its organization and in relations with its partners.
The company has achieved a reliable presence in key business segments with high growth potential, including financial services, mining, infrastructure, oil and gas services, private investment and real estate.
Most importantly, Lancaster Group shareholders and executives have a high domestic and international reputation due to their business vision, reliability and performance, which have led to the group's continuous growth and success. This is reflected in the company's motto - success through trust.

Nurlan Kapparov, Yerbolat Dossayev, Berik Kaniev and Yuri Park were among the first entrepreneurs in Kazakhstan after the country gained independence in 1991.
As friends from school, they set up a number of synergistic enterprises in the 1990s and early 2000s, and later decided to combine their assets, professional knowledge, business connections and experience.
In 2003, it was decided to consolidate its business positions into a single holding company by merging assets and developing new and promising companies under common management and with a single strategy. This led to the formation of the Lancaster Group.
In the almost twenty years since its inception, Lancaster Group has grown into a large diversified holding company and has established strong international partnerships with leading companies in Italy, England, France, Turkey, Japan, America and other countries.
Lancaster Group was founded in 2003;
A joint venture between Ersai and the Italian company Saipem has been established;
Lancaster Petroleum was founded;
TOO Syrymbet joins the Lancaster Group.


Lancaster Group acquires KazInvestBank investment bank;
A strategic partnership has been established with EBRD and CVCI in order to supplement the commercial banking platform to the service line;
Lancaster Group is investing in Kazakhstan's RTS.
Lancaster Invest was established in the field of private capital and asset management;
Lancaster Group is investing in American Standard Fiber.


Alatau Hospitality, an investment firm in the hotel industry, was created;
Alatau Hospitality's first investment was made in the Four Seasons Bora Bora project;
RTS forms a joint venture with the French company JCDecaux and creates RTS Decaux.
Lancaster Group invests in the gold mining company Zhaltyrbulak;
Lancaster Petroleum is listed on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange KASE.


Lancaster Group sells its stake in Lancaster Petroleum.
Senko Lancaster Silk Road Logistics, a trade, economic and investment developer on the border between Kazakhstan and China, is a joint venture with Japanese company Senko.


Sitek Caspian has established a joint venture with the Italian company SITIE, which provides electrical equipment and equipment for the oil and gas sector.
Cape Caspian is a joint venture with Cape from the UK;
Abdi Ibrahim Global Pharm, a pharmaceutical company, was established as a joint venture with Turkey's Abdi Ibrahim.


Azia Teniz Group was created to build housing for employees of ERSAI, Cape Caspian and SITEK Caspian.
Lancaster Group invests in the Kazakh mining and metallurgical company Vasilyevskoye;
Lancaster Group acquires a stake in Jandig-S, a leading oil and gas recruitment company.


Abdi Ibrahim Global Pharm opens a new modern production facility;
CAPE is withdrawing from the Cape Caspian project and its share is acquired by Actavo Group Limited, UK, and the project changes its name to DSL Caspian.
Lancaster Group has withdrawn from investing in KazInvestBank.


Lancaster Group has successfully withdrawn from the Four Seasons Bora Bora project investment;
Caspian Jibek Joly was established in the field of logistics;
Lancaster Group invests in Ocugen, an American biopharmaceutical company;
Teniz Caspian was created in conjunction with the British company ACTAVO and the Italian company SITIE;
Syrymbet LLP continues to operate as Tin One Mining Co.
Lancaster Group buys Senko's share in the Senko Lancaster Silk RoadLogistics project, and the project is now known as QZ Silk Road Logistics.
Lancaster Group, through BK Estate, is implementing a project to build and manage a business center in Aktobe


Sitek Caspian is withdrawing from the Lancaster Group.
Lancaster Group, in collaboration with BI Group, has launched a project to build and manage a network of private secondary schools under the Quantum STEM brand.


Lancaster Group has completed its participation in the Caspian Jibek Joly logistics project.
The project to build and manage a residential complex for industrial workers has been successfully completed. The share in Asia Teniz Group has been sold;
Lancaster Group withdrew from the DSL Caspian oilfield services project;
Lancaster Group sold its stake in the QZ Silk Road Logistics logistics project, maintaining partnerships with the company's new owners and the project itself.


Lancaster Group Kazakhstan bought a 50% stake in ERSAI from the Italian company Saipem and now fully owns ERSAI. At the same time, it continues to cooperate with Saipem on the basis of agreements.