Why Kazakhstan
A new global platform for strategic materials
Kazakhstan brings together the geology, energy, logistics and engineering depth needed to build an integrated critical-materials value chain.
01
Large, Multi-Commodity Resource Base
Tungsten, molybdenum, copper, bismuth and rare earth potential in a single jurisdiction.
02
Affordable, Reliable Energy
Low-cost baseload power — decisive for hydrometallurgy and downstream chemistry.
03
Developed Transport Infrastructure
Established rail and road corridors linking plant to port and customer.
04
Proximity to Europe
Short logistics routes into European industrial and defense supply chains.
05
Proximity to China
Direct access to the world's largest processing and manufacturing market.
06
Access to the Middle East
Southbound routes to fast-growing industrial and capital markets.
07
Skilled Engineering Workforce
A deep mining and metallurgy talent pool with Soviet-era industrial heritage.
Flagship asset
Koktenkol
Tungsten · Molybdenum · Copper · Bismuth
Ore reserves (probable)
874 Mt
Total JORC ore reserves
535 Kt
Molybdenum
304 Kt
Tungsten (WO₃)
455 Kt
Copper
63 Kt
Bismuth
Mineral resource (M+I)
1,045 Mt
Total JORC mineral resource
657 Kt
Molybdenum
584 Kt
Tungsten (WO₃)
585 Kt
Copper
111 Kt
Bismuth
Plus inferred rhenium (130 t) and silver (396 t) credits.
JORC-compliant estimate as of 1 January 2025; technical NI 43-101 report in progress.