Investment projects in Kazakhstan

, involves the development of a combined gold and copper mining and processing facility in the Zhanan-Boko–Zaisan ore zone in Eastern Kazakhstan. The complex will integrate both extraction and processing operations, leveraging Miryıldız Mining’s experience across multiple countries including Turkey, CAR, Sierra Leone, and Gambia.

S. investment firm Cove Capital LLC. 4 million tonnes of tungsten trioxide (WO₃) equivalent under JORC standards.

The Raygorodok Gold Mining and Processing Project is a large-scale development located in the Burabay District of Akmola Region, Kazakhstan. The project involves the acquisition and expansion of the Raygorodok gold and copper deposit, including both the North and South open-pit mines. A heap-leach facility was commissioned in 2016 and a carbon-in-pulp processing plant was launched in 2022.

The project involves constructing a large‑scale mining and metallurgical facility at the Syrymbet deposit in the Aiyrtau (Айыртау) District of the North Kazakhstan Region, Kazakhstan. The facility is designed to exploit one of the world’s largest undeveloped tin (Sn)‑rich polymetallic deposits, with tin as the major component and significant by‑products including copper, tungsten and fluorite.

Asia United Steel is building a green steel plant in Almaty Region, Kazakhstan, with an annual production capacity of 1 million tonnes of steel. The project utilizes Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) technology, replacing coke with natural gas, reducing carbon emissions by more than 60% per tonne of steel. The plant will mainly produce strip steel, rebar pipes, galvanized steel, sectional steel lines, and other products.

The Verkhuba Copper Project is a mining development initiative focused on advancing the Verkhuba copper deposit in eastern Kazakhstan toward commercial production. The project is governed by a binding Heads of Agreement (HoA) between East Star Resources Plc and Hong Kong Xinhai Mining Services Limited, establishing a joint venture company (JVCo) to finance, design, and construct the mining and processing facilities.

The Lisakovsk project is a major industrial initiative to build two processing plants for recycling iron ore tailings and other secondary iron‑bearing materials in Lisakovsk, Kazakhstan. It aims to convert historic stockpiles of iron ore processing waste into usable iron ore concentrate for metallurgical use, improving resource efficiency and environmental sustainability.

The project involves construction of a new industrial facility for extracting and producing gallium, a critical metal used in semiconductors and high‑technology applications, at the existing Pavlodar Alumina Plant in Kazakhstan. The facility will utilize ERG’s proprietary technology to extract gallium from alumina production residues (red mud), enabling the recovery of high‑purity gallium even from low‑concentration solutions.

The Komatsu Component Rebuild Center (CRC) is a strategic industrial facility under construction in Astana, Kazakhstan, intended to serve as the largest Komatsu service and component overhaul hub in Central Asia. The project focuses on full‑cycle repair, refurbishment, and testing of key components of heavy mining and construction equipment — including engines, transmissions, hydraulic systems, and electrical units.