27.03.2026, 10:47

Kazakhmys boosts unrefined copper output 13% in 2025

ALMATY. March 27 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhmys Corp. increased unrefined copper production by 13% in 2025, while sulfuric acid output rose 11%, reaching the highest levels in a decade, the company said Friday.

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