Kaspi (KSPI) - The Kazakhstani monopoly on consumer-commerce and payments
Kaspi (KSPI) dominates Kazakhstan's payments and commerce with 31% revenue growth, trading at a cheap 7x earnings multiple.
- Dominant monopoly with 70% market share in commerce and 85% in payments.
- Strong revenue growth of 31% YoY and international expansion into Turkey.
- Undervalued at 7x earnings compared to potential 10-12x multiples.
- High risk associated with being an emerging market (EM) stock.
Kaspi is basically the dominant consumer-commerce, payments ecosystem in Kazakhstan.
The company basicallyy has a monopoly on the consumer commerce with a 70% market share and and payment rail at 85% and over 90% card transaction penetration among consumer base
Q1 2026 revenue grew 31% YoY and it’s expanding into Turkey through Hepsiburda and the stock trades around 7x earnings, which is basically EM bank multiples.
Discounting the fact that's it's an EM stock, we could see multiples towards 10-12.
Obviously this is a v risky stock and not something to size recklessly but definitely worth looking at.
too late, we already have your fam
50% sheep 50% stock
I've held this for over a year and it hasn't gone anywhere. I'm probably slightly in red.
Kazakhstan is generally classified as a frontier market, not an emerging market. I would not touch its banking sector with a 100 foot pole
1 sheep = 1 stock
Best i can do is half sheep, half stock
no can do. I only trade live cattle or lean hog futures.
You had me at penetration.
And how much potassium will that cost?
Fuck bought this 4 months ago…time to sell
Very nice dividend as well, been in for a bit and planning on holding long term
- At current prices, KSPI offers a projected 9% 2026 dividend yield, with downside anchored by its dominant Kazakh fintech franchise.
Dividend Yeild = 4.36%
Kazakh Amazon? I'm fucking in.
Will regards buy it because they think it's KOSPI (South Korean index)?
Bro forgot currency and geopolitical risk, the entire country can end up being a news story of getting decimated. Just stick to atleast stable EMs with somewhat stable currencies
Very nice. How much?
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