ALTA Telecom registers 100,000 tokens as a digital asset on KASE

The Kazakhstan Stock Exchange registered an issue of a digital financial asset from ALTA Telecom LLP on 27 October, divided into 100,000 tokens with the trading code 001_ALTA_df1, the exchange said in a notice that day.

The notice states no price, nominal value, payment rate, maturity or buyer rules. It points readers to KASE's lists of digital asset platform participants and its rules for platform operators and custodians. The terms of the issue are therefore not public in the notice, and Corridor Signal does not estimate them.

Two Kazakh outlets reported the placement the next day. Exclusive.kz described the deal as the first issue and placement of digital financial assets on KASE's platform, organised by BCC Invest, a subsidiary of Bank CenterCredit. It says the assets pay periodic remuneration and return their nominal value when the circulation period ends, that KASE charges no fees on the platform until December, and that issuers need no audited financial statements. National Business also names ALTA Telecom as the first issuer and BCC Invest as organiser. Neither report gives the size of the issue. The notice does not say "first": Exclusive.kz says KASE describes it that way, and National Business cites a KASE Telegram post.

ALTA Telecom is already a KASE issuer. Its issuer page describes it as a provider of system and technical maintenance for information and communication equipment, with bonds under the ticker ALTAb1 (ISIN KZ2P00015282) trading on the exchange's alternative market since 16 January 2026. The page lists operating revenue of KZT 6,377.8 million at 1 July 2026 against KZT 3,716.0 million at 1 April, total assets of KZT 9,581.0 million and liabilities of KZT 6,631.4 million. It does not give the bond's size, coupon or maturity, and it carries nothing on the digital asset.

Exclusive.kz says KASE sees the instrument as a financing option for small and medium-sized businesses. Whether other telecom firms follow depends on terms the notice does not disclose. KASE also publishes holder registers for larger telecoms: Corridor Signal has reported on the Alma Telecommunications and ASTEL registers and on the Kcell register ahead of its 17 November vote.