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Kazakhstan’s Uranium Production Surges by 9% in H1 2026, Reports Kazatomprom
Kazakhstan's uranium production rose by 9% in H1 2026, reaching 13,291 tonnes, according to Kazatomprom, the world's largest uranium producer.
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Kazakhstan's uranium production rose by 9% in H1 2026, reaching 13,291 tonnes, according to Kazatomprom, the world's largest uranium producer.
Companies & Organisations
Kazakhstan is set to invest 750 billion tenge in a new copper smelting plant in Balkhash, enhancing production capacity and creating 1,200 jobs by 2030.
Companies & Organisations
Hongda Group plans a $1.3 billion project in Kazakhstan, aiming to become the largest lead and zinc producer in Central Asia, surpassing Kazcink's output.
Companies & Organisations
Teniz Resources has secured nearly 39,000 hectares for copper exploration in Kazakhstan, with permits valid until 2031, as the country seeks to expand its geological exploration efforts.
Companies & Organisations
Eurasian Resources Group is investing $1 billion in Kazakhstan to enhance industrial potential, create jobs, and contribute significantly to the country's GDP.
Companies & Organisations
Zhongjian Hengxin Mining, a new Chinese-backed company, has been registered in Kazakhstan with a $5 million investment aimed at mineral exploration.
Companies & Organisations
Kazakhstan signs contract to import up to 30,000 tonnes of zinc ore annually from Afghanistan, valued at $18.88 million, to support domestic processing capacity.
Policies and Regulation
Kazakh PM Olzhas Bektenov orders new stimulus measures for metallurgy, including full utilization of non-ferrous plants and Qarmet modernization, to boost investment and industrial growth.
Companies & Organisations
Eurasian Resources Group is considering separating its Kazakhstan and international mining businesses in a restructuring that could reshape ownership and position both entities for future partnerships.
Industry News
Kazakhstan and South Korea will establish a new research centre in Almaty to advance rare earth processing technologies, scientific collaboration and specialist training.