Kazatomprom agrees on uranium supplies to Russia, China
What to know about Kazatomprom agrees on uranium supplies to Russia, China
Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom has reached agreements to sell natural uranium to Russia's Uranium One Group and China's State Nuclear Uranium Resource Development Company Limited. The company has submitted these deals to its shareholders for approval but has not disclosed specific financial or volume details due to commercial secrecy.
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What happened
Kazakhstan’s company Kazatomprom has announced reaching agreements to sell natural uranium to Russia and China.
Why it matters
An agreement on uranium supply has been reached with the Russian company Uranium One Group, part of the Rosatom management structure, according to a statement on the company’s website.
Common ground
Uranium will be supplied to the Siberian Chemical Combine, with the draft contract having already been agreed upon by the parties.
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Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom has reached agreements to sell natural uranium to Russia's Uranium One Group and China's State Nuclear Uranium Resource Development Company Limited. The company has submitted these deals to its shareholders for approval but has not disclosed specific financial or volume details due to commercial secrecy.
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