News zum Sektor Metalle / Bergbau aus Kasachstan

 

China investiert im Rahmen seines Seidenstraßenprojekts auffällig viel in den Bergbau Kasachstans. Vor allem Kupfer und Aluminium stehen im Fokus. Dafür gibt es aus Pekings Sicht gute Gründe....

Zijin Mining, one of China's largest miners of gold and copper, struck a deal to buy a project in Kazakhstan for US$1.2 billion ahead of a planned listing of its international unit on Hong Kong's stock exchange. In a statement to the Hong Kong bourse on Monday, the company said the deal would increase its gold reserves and output and help it become one of the world's top three producers by 2028, up from sixth last year. The deal would also “significantly enhance the asset scale, profit level and......

Zijin Mining Group Co. is set to acquire a gold project in Kazakhstan, underscoring the Chinese company's ambitious push to expand production of the precious metal....

Russia and Kazakhstan could also cooperate in the agriculture sector, Dauren Abayev said...

The most promising rare-earth metal deposits in Kazakhstan may be situated in central and eastern regions of the country - the ones dealing with the mining industry, Ramin Kazymov said...

The ministry explained that it concerns the Zhana Kazakhstan area, which includes almost the entire Kuyrektykol site...

Kazakhstan's central bank will start selling dollars in a way that mirrors the regulator's gold purchases from domestic producers after the national currency hit a record low this week....

Kazakhstan's cenbank to sell $800 mln to $900 mln in FX in Dec ALMATY, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's central bank said on Monday it plans to sell $800 million to $900 million in foreign currency from the rainy-day National Fund in December to finance a transfer to the state budget. The central bank sold $1.26 billion in foreign currency from the National Fund on the domestic market in November for the same purpose, plus $133.8 million to finance the fund's purchase of a stake in Kazatomprom KZA...

Kazakhstan's cenbank to sell $800 mln to $900 mln in FX in Dec ALMATY, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's central bank said on Monday it plans to sell $800 million to $900 million in foreign currency from the rainy-day National Fund in December to finance a transfer to the state budget. The central bank sold $1.26 billion in foreign currency from the National Fund on the domestic market in November for the same purpose, plus $133.8 million to finance the fund's purchase of a stake in Kazatomprom KZA...

Applications for participation in the auction will be accepted from November 15, 2024, to January 15, 2025...