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Lavrentiev will invest $1.3 billion in the first stage of modernization of the former ArcelorMittal Temirtau
The company will update equipment, introduce modern technologies and raise safety standards.
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Gold Corp will search for metals in the Karaganda region
Gold Corp will begin geological exploration work in the Karkaraly district of the Karaganda region.
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What will the 16 billion tenge donated by ArcelorMittal be used for?
At least 50% of the contribution amount will be directed to projects implemented in Temirtau
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Boliden plans to restart Europe’s biggest zinc mine in second quarter of 2024
The Tara mine, which produced 198 000 t of zinc concentrates in 2022, is the largest in Europe.
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ArcelorMittal Temirtau in Kazakhstan has been renamed to Qarmet
The team was introduced to a new investor who took on production and social obligations
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Teck, Arras partner to explore Kazakh critical minerals
Teck Resources, a Canadian mining company, has signed an option deal with Arras Minerals for its critical minerals licence package in Kazakhstan.
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Uzbekistan’s Navoi MMC expanding precious metal processing capacity
A new plant has been launched at Uzbekistan’s Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Complex (NMMC), Trend reports.
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ArcelorMittal closes Kazakh unit sale to state-owned QIC
The steelmaker secured $286m in deal consideration along with $250m as repayment of outstanding intra-group dues.
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“$1.3 billion will be invested in 2024” – the new owner of ArcelorMittal Temirtau
The government has determined the requirements for a new investor. It also became known that after the change of ownership, Kazakhstan will no longer use the name ArcelorMittal .
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Kazatomprom will develop digital projects
The national nuclear company Kazatomprom and its subsidiary KAP Technology signed a cooperation agreement with Siemens.