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Uzbekistan’s Uranium Production: Challenges and Ambitions for 2030
Uzbekistan aims to boost uranium production to 15,000 tonnes by 2030, but faces significant challenges in securing necessary sulphuric acid supplies.
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Uzbekistan aims to boost uranium production to 15,000 tonnes by 2030, but faces significant challenges in securing necessary sulphuric acid supplies.
Companies & Organisations
American Resources Corporation and ReElement Technologies have signed a new agreement with Uzbekistan to advance high-purity tungsten refining, enhancing bilateral economic cooperation and critical mineral supply chains.
Policies and Regulation
The EU's carbon border tax will impact Central Asian exports, requiring compliance with emissions reporting by 2027, with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan bearing the brunt of the costs.
Companies & Organisations
Fitch Ratings has affirmed NMMC's credit rating at 'BB' with a Positive Outlook, citing strong production plans and sovereign linkage despite challenges in Uzbekistan's economic environment.
Companies & Organisations
Uzbekistan is launching a new R&D Park to enhance critical mineral analysis and processing capabilities amidst a 9% decline in global investments in the sector.
Industry News
Uzbekistan and Oman are enhancing cooperation in geological exploration and mining, focusing on critical minerals and investment projects during recent business meetings.
Companies & Organisations
NMMC reports a $2.38 billion net profit for H1 2026, driven by rising gold prices despite a slight decline in production.
Industry News
U.S. investments in Central Asia's critical minerals sector are expanding, with Kazakhstan leading in direct mining investments and other countries exploring partnerships and financing opportunities.
Industry News
A new Hydrometallurgy Research Centre is established in Uzbekistan, focusing on rare-earth co-production and enhancing the country's critical raw materials sector through international collaboration.
Industry News
TMK, TSTU, and KU Leuven collaborate to advance technology for extracting rare-earth elements, linking industry needs with scientific research.