A new analytical report positions Kazakhstan as a potential leader in mineral investment, but warns that the nation must actively support junior mining companies, establish a stable legal framework, and strategically align with global trends to unlock its vast, unexplored geological potential.
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Kazatomprom, the world's largest uranium producer, has announced plans to triple its exploration activities within Kazakhstan and pursue international expansion, following recent agreements with Jordan and Mongolia. The state-controlled company aims to diversify its operations globally to meet growing uranium demand.
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Sokolovsko-Sarbayskoye Mining Production Association (SSGPO), a subsidiary of the Eurasian Resources Group (ERG), has secured a new syndicated credit facility of up to $400 million, signalling a complex financial strategy within the corporate group. The move, which involves loans to commonly controlled firms, comes as the company continues to invest in new projects while navigating its role as a key player in Kazakhstan’s mining sector.
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Eurasian Resources Group has unveiled the Khromtau Wind Farm in Kazakhstan, a US$142 million project set to generate 500 million kWh of green energy annually, marking a major step in Central Asia’s renewable energy transition.
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Kazakhstan’s digital monitoring system uncovered subsoil use violations worth 910 million tenge, leading to dozens of revoked licenses.
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This initiative reflects our commitment to modernising industry and infrastructure while building a research base capable of supporting high-technology sectors.
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The average nominal salary in the mining and quarrying sector reached 888,900 Tenge (approximately $1,650 USD) in the second quarter of 2025, making it the second-highest paying industry after the financial sector. This rise is particularly pronounced when compared to the broader economy, with nominal wages in mining increasing by 12.9% in the first half of the year, while the national average grew by 10.7%
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"The Samruk-Kazyna group of companies is working on the joint development of uranium deposits in Jordan. Today, during the visit of Jordan's King Abdullah II, an agreement on cooperation will be signed between our subsidiary company Kazatomprom and the national Jordanian uranium company." - Nurlan Zhakupov, Chairman of the Board of Samruk-Kazyna.
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Kazakhstan boosted oil, gas, and coal output, driving an 8.5% rise in mining industry production in January–July 2025.
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Kazakhstan’s 55 billion tonnes of mining waste could hold the key to its green and industrial future.
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