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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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Industry News
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
Kazatomprom CEO Meirzhan Yussupov says the company will maintain its value over volume uranium strategy despite surging AI-driven power demand and Chinese nuclear expansion, while pursuing downstream fuel cycle ambitions and expanding…
Podcasts & Shorts
Central Asia’s critical minerals moment is real. The geology is there. The geopolitical will is growing. The legal frameworks are improving in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The Middle Corridor is becoming a genuine…
Companies & Organisations
Kazakhstan's new Subsoil Code amendments could allow Kazatomprom to claim 90% of CGN Mining's uranium joint ventures upon licence renewal, putting the Chinese company's resource base at four Kazakhstani mines at significant…
Companies & Organisations
Kazatomprom plans major investment in uranium exploration to strengthen its global market position.
Companies & Organisations
Kazatomprom reports stable uranium exports and financial performance despite global geopolitical tensions.
Industry News
Kazakhstan made a powerful statement at PDAC 2026 in Toronto, marking a successful debut for the Kazakhstan Chamber of Mines as the event’s official organiser. With over 130 delegates in attendance, the…
Companies & Organisations
Katco increased uranium output to over 3,700 tonnes in 2025, becoming a key profit driver for Orano.
Companies & Organisations
Laramide Resources has withdrawn from uranium exploration in Kazakhstan, citing regulatory changes that favour Kazatomprom and deter foreign investment.
Policies and Regulation
Kazakhstan’s Senate has approved amendments tightening state control over uranium reserves, boosting Kazatomprom’s mandatory stake in new projects to 75% and restricting foreign participation.