Kazakhstan‘s uranium production cut due to oversupply

17.1.2017

Kazakhstan’s KazAtomProm announced that the company will produce 10% less uranium in 2017 than previously planned due to ongoing oversupply in the uranium market.

The reduction is roughly equivalent to 3% of total global uranium production in comparison with 2015 figures. The state-run company KazAtomProm operates all Kazakhstan's uranium mines either alone or through joint ventures with international partners.

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Kazakhstan‘s uranium production cut due to oversupply

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