Investment projects in Kazakhstan

The project involves the construction of a large‑scale gold ore processing plant with an annual capacity of 800 000 tonnes of ore to recover gold in the Bayanaul District of Pavlodar Region, Kazakhstan. The initiative is anticipated to support local economic development through industrial processing of gold‑bearing ore, boosting regional investment and creating employment opportunities.

The Samombet project is envisioned as an industrial facility for enriching and processing copper ore extracted from the Northern Samombet deposit located in the Kara‑Karaly district of Karaganda Region, Kazakhstan. The plant will include two flotation lines with a combined capacity of approximately 600,000 tonnes of ore per year, designed to process copper‑bearing ore and prepare it for downstream metallurgical production.

This project involves the development of a modern industrial complex for the deep processing of chrome‑bearing raw materials in western Kazakhstan’s Aktobe Region. It is designed to move the local industry beyond raw exports toward high‑value manufacturing by producing fertilizers, chemical products, metallurgical components, and biologically active additives from chromite feedstock.

The Boguty project is a large-scale mining and mineral processing development at the Boguty tungsten ore deposit in the Yenbekshikazakh District of Almaty Region, Kazakhstan. 3 million tons of ore per year to produce tungsten concentrate. The project represents the first commercial tungsten processing facility of this scale in Kazakhstan and is one of the world’s largest open-pit tungsten projects by mineral resources.

The Sarykum project involves the development of an anthracite coal deposit in the Karaganda region of Kazakhstan, near Lake Balkhash. The project aims to exploit high-quality anthracite, which is rare in Kazakhstan, suitable for use in metallurgical processes, electrodes, absorbents, and electrocorrundum production. Lower-grade coal will supply local residential and municipal energy needs.

The Drozhilovskoye project is a large-scale mining development focused on the extraction of tungsten and molybdenum ores, with associated beryllium mineralization. The deposit is located in northern Kazakhstan and is considered one of the notable tungsten resources in the region. The project is being developed by QazMoly Limited, a company associated with the mining investment group connected to the Assaubayev family.

The Karamurun Ore Field Gold Mining Project is a planned gold extraction initiative in the Kyzylorda Region of Kazakhstan, led by the mining company Marsel Gold. The project involves the development of several gold-bearing deposits within the Karamurun ore field using open-pit mining methods.

The project involves the development of two satellite gold deposits, Novodneprovskoye and Sharyk, in the Burabay district of Akmola region, Kazakhstan, under RG Gold ownership, now part of Zijin Gold International. The development plan includes the construction of open-pit mines for both deposits, designed to extract oxidized gold ores via heap leaching.

The project involves the establishment of a local service, logistics, and maintenance center in Kazakhstan by the Chinese mining equipment manufacturer Naipu Mining Machinery. The investment is intended to support the company’s growing business with mining companies operating in Kazakhstan and the wider Central Asian region.