21.08.2026, 12:32

Kazatomprom's TQZ sulfuric acid plant delayed 6-12 months by archaeological find

ASTANA. Aug 21 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The startup of the TQZ sulfuric acid plant critical to Kazatomprom's uranium mining operations has been delayed by six to 12 months after the discovery of possible paleontological samples during earthworks at the construction site, the company said in its consolidated IFRS financial statements.

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