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Baiterek Holding to Direct Minimum $2.5 Billion Into Kazakhstan’s Mining and Metals Sector in 2026

Kazakhstan's Baiterek holding plans to invest at least $2.5 billion in the mining and metallurgical sector in 2026, exclusively targeting processing and production capacity rather than exploration or extraction.

22 April 2026

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