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In 2011 the Company produced a total of 19 450 tons of uranium, 9% up against 2010.

KazAtomProm National Nuclear Company plans to inject over $20 million to finance geological exploration operations in 2012-2015: Company’s Head Vladimir Shkolnik.

KazAtomProm produced a total of 11 079 tons, 20% of global production.

There will be some growth, but not very significant [in 2012]: Vladimir Shkolnik, KazAtomProm National Nuclear Company Head.

The share of KazAtomProm in the overall uranium production for the period output made up 7 978 tons.

Besides, participation in projects of nuclear power plants construction is of great importance to Astana.

As of today Kazakhstan’s annual uranium production output stands at about 20 000 tons, that is 33% of the global production.

As of today the Company produces over 3000 tons of uranium a year.

Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Japan said that Japanese companies are interested in obtaining final products for their nuclear nuclear power stations from Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstan has suggested hosting a bank of low-enriched uranium in its territory under the aegis of the IAEA. I am grateful to the Kazakhstan Government for the suggestion: Yukiya Amano.

It is the first time IAEA is working on launching a bank of low-enriched uranium: IAEA Director General Yukiya Amano.

Japanese companies “are interested in importing nuclear fuel of deeper conversion”: Kazakhstan’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Japan.

There is no risk of drastic downfall of the global demand for uranium: Sergey Yashin, KazAtomProm Nuclear Company Vice Chairman of the Board.

As of today annual production output stands at about 20 000 tons, that is 33% of the global production.

All this will contribute to development of adjacent industries: Sergey Yashin, KazAtomProm Nuclear Company Vice Chairman of the Board.

Overall uranium production output in 2011 is expected at 19 800 tons.

According to an unnamed source, within the two nearest weeks a large-scaled Korean delegation is come to Kazakhstan to set forth a detailed proposal.

According to the South Korea’s Trade Ministry, Seoul plans to exchange a 5% stake in KEPCO Plant Service & Engineering Co. for a 15% share in the unnamed mine.

Uranium production output in Kazakhstan in the H1 2011 made up 9 148 tons, 9% up against the like period of 2010.

Scientists of Shymkent Scientific Research Institute of Biology and Biotechnology created a new method of metal bioleaching.