Uranium enterprises paid 444 billion tenge to the budget in 2025
Kazakhstan's uranium industry paid 444.1 billion tenge to the budget in 2025, while uranium exports brought in $2.98 billion, according to customs statistics.
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Uranium production at Inkai is planned to be reduced to 7,600 tonnes by 2029
The South Mining and Chemical Company JV, 70% owned by Rosatom and 30% by Kazatomprom, has released an updated development plan for the Inkai deposit.
Reclamation of uranium tailings in Kyrgyzstan completed six months ahead of schedule
Rosatom and Kyrgyzstan's Emergencies Ministry completed ahead of schedule the rehabilitation of mountain dumps at former uranium mines in Too-Moyun and Kyzyl-Zhar.
Kazatomprom received a license for uranium exploration with resources of 10 thousand tons
While Kazakhstan's uranium industry boosts output at existing deposits, the national company is also expanding its portfolio for the future.
Startup wants to extract uranium from the ocean — enough to last tens of thousands of years
Seawater holds more dissolved uranium than all known land deposits on Earth combined.
Another competitor may emerge in the uranium market — with the same technology as Kazakhstan
French company Orano made a bold statement about its own project in Mongolia.
Global nuclear power must triple capacity by 2050
The World Nuclear Association has released its flagship industry report of the year — and its findings are both encouraging and sobering.