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Czech Companies Expand Kazakhstan Footprint With Car Assembly, Heat Exchangers and Uranium Talks Across Six New Agreements

Czech companies including Škoda Auto, BBS and ČEZ Group are expanding in Kazakhstan through vehicle assembly, heat exchanger manufacturing and uranium supply talks, as six new bilateral cooperation agreements signal deepening industrial and energy ties.

29 April 2026

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Czech Companies Expand Kazakhstan Footprint With Car Assembly, Heat Exchangers and Uranium Talks Across Six New Agreements

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Czech Companies Expand Kazakhstan Footprint With Car Assembly, Heat Exchangers and Uranium Talks Across Six New Agreements

German Lignite Operator LEAG Pushes to Suspend Coal Phase-Out and Exit EU Carbon Market as Iran War Reshapes Energy Calculus

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