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Tokayev Begins UN Visit with Talks on Uranium Cooperation with Cameco

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev began his UN visit with talks on uranium cooperation with Cameco, highlighting Kazakhstan’s nuclear energy ambitions.

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Kazakhstan’s Inkai Uranium JV Skews Dividend Split Despite Shareholding Structure, Raising Questions

Kazakhstan’s Inkai JV between Kazatomprom and Cameco adjusts dividend splits based on uranium output, not equity stakes, sparking transparency concerns.

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Kazakhstan’s Ascendant Role in the Global Uranium Market

The global uranium market is experiencing what industry leaders describe as a "second uranium renaissance" or, as Cameco's Sean Quinn prefers to call it, a "rejuvenation."

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Inkai Uranium Production Falls Short of Target in 2024 Amid Supply Challenges

Inkai’s 2024 uranium production fell short of its 3,200-ton target due to sulfuric acid supply disruptions.

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Kazatomprom Increased Uranium Production in 2024

Kazatomprom, the world’s largest uranium producer, has announced a 10% increase in uranium production for 2024, reaching 23,270 tons of U3O8 (triuranium octoxide). This growth is attributed to increased production plans in…

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Cameco Resumes Uranium Production at Inkai JV in Kazakhstan

Kazatomprom, Kazakhstan’s national uranium producer, announced on Monday that its joint venture with Cameco (TSX: CCO; NYSE: CCJ) at the Inkai project has resumed uranium production.

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Cameco Suspends Uranium Production at Kazakhstan’s Inkai JV Due to Bureaucratic Holdup

The in-situ recovery joint venture, in which Cameco holds a 40% stake and state-owned Kazatomprom holds 60%, was unable to obtain an extension to submit its project paperwork on time.

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Kazatomprom and Cameco launch new project in Kazakhstan

A joint venture by Kazatomprom and Cameco to launch a new project