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Kazakhstan plans 10% uranium production increase in 2011
Kazakhstan expects a 10 percent increase in uranium production this year, cementing its position as the world's largest
producer of the metal used in nuclear fuel generation, the head of its state nuclear company said. Vladimir Shkolnik,
chief executive of Kazatomprom, forecast on Tuesday (Feb. 1) that Kazakhstan would produce 19,600 tonnes of

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uranium this year, up from the 17,803 tonnes produced in 2010.
(Reuters Feb. 1, 2011)
Kazakhstan reduces uranium production target for 2010
Kazakhstan plans to increase uranium mining output in 2010 to 17,588 tonnes against 14,000 tonnes in the past year,
reports Interfax-Kazakhstan. Previously, the Ministry of Mining had planned a uranium production of 18,222 tonnes in
2010. (Kazakhstan today Oct. 12, 2010)
Kazatomprom plans to increase uranium production further up to 26,000 t per year
Kazatomprom plans to further raise its uranium production to 25,000 - 26,000 tons of uranium per year, reported the
Vice President of the company Nurlan Ryspanov. In 2009, the company achieved the record production of 14,000 tons
of uranium, and in 2010 it plans to reach 18,000 tons of uranium. (Kazakhstan today Jun. 4, 2010)
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Japanese companies to participate in the development of uranium deposits in Kazakhstan
Japanese companies are interested in the development of uranium deposits in the territory of Kazakhstan, it is said in
the joint statement of the heads of the Departments of Foreign Policy of the two countries, signed on Wednesday (Mar.
24) in Tokyo. (Kazakhstan today Mar. 24, 2010)