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National Mining Company
Tau-Ken Samruk JSC
Macroeconomic overview
The economy of Kazakhstan is the largest
economy in Central Asia and one of the fastest
growing economy among the former Soviet Union
republics.
The mining industry, along with oil and gas,
dominates the Kazakhstani economy.
Kazakhstans economy is mainly export-oriented.
The major export product are natural resources.
The highly developed banking system, stable
institutions and investment-friendly government
policies further encourage foreign investment.
Foreign direct investments (FDI) into Kazakhstan
account for about 80 % of all capital inflows into the
Central Asian economies.
16,1%
14,8%
13,6%
13,1%
11,5%
12,1%
12,5%
12,1%
127
104
81
18
22
25
31
2000
2001
2002
2003
57
43
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
6 761
9 859
5 050
2 625
5 414
6 643
7 593
2006
2007
2008
3 206
2%
1 381
4%
5 177
Mineral resources
1 759
Non-precious metals
15%
FMCG
73%
Chemical goods
2000
2001
2002
2003
Geological exploration
2004
1 414
1 682
3 522
2005
2 003
Other
Other
Equipment
Kazakhstan
Russia
Ukraine
Uzbekistan
49
134
180
162
16
70
178
179
111
155
172
68
65
123
147
173
Source: Paying taxes 2009 The global picture World bank, IFC
Investment opportunities in Kazakhstans mining sector
Copper - 10%
Activity instruments
Long-term strategic focus of Tau-Ken Samruk is the creation of vertically integrated national metals and
mining holding in Kazakhstan. Status of national company implies Tau-Ken Samruk a number of
advantages in operations on the Kazakhstani market.
Recently Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources of Kazakhstan has imposed a range of restrictions on
subsoil use rights . Tau-Ken Samruk has Direct negotiations right with a competent body to get exploration
and mining rights for deposits that are in the State ownership.
Opportunity to exercise the State priority right to acquire the alienated subsoil use right (or a part
thereof) and (or) interest (block of shares) in legal entities that are subsoil users (according to Article 71 of
the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan On subsoil and subsoil use).
Mandate to work with distressed companies/assets in metals and mining industry.
Management of the transferrable State blocks of shares/interests in metals and mining companies.
Sources of financing
Tau-Ken Samruk as Kazakhstani National Mining Company and 100% subsidiary of JSC National Welfare
Fund Samruk-Kazyna has following additional sources of external financing:
Financing from affiliated company Development Bank of Kazakhstan on favorable conditions;
Direct financing from JSC National Welfare Fund Samruk-Kazyna on early stages of investment
projects realization;
Attraction of direct investments through participation in authorized capital of subsidiaries of JSC TauKen Samruk;
Attraction of borrowings for investment projects realization purposes under corporate guarantee of
Number of free
deposits
Gold
60
Coal
43
Titanium, zirconium
Iron, manganese
38
Bauxite
16
Molybdenum,
tungsten
16
Copper
79
Rare metals
16
Barite
Vanadium
Wollastonite
Tin
Nephelinic syenite
Chrome
10
Nickel
30
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Requirements
to the
partner
Criteria
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Project implementation
When specifying the participation structure in the project Tau-Ken Samruk follows the
principle of own interests protection and respect of the interest of a potential partner. Project
participation and financing structure is specified on a case-by-case basis.
Realization of metals and mining projects with potential partner could be done under scheme
of cooperation, where Tau-Ken Samruk provides subsoil use rights and access to financing
sources, while strategic partner contributes to JV necessary funds, equipment and
technologies, experience and other material and nonmaterial assets.
Tau-Ken Samruk:
a) Subsoil use rights
b) Access to financing sources
Potential partner:
a) Funds
b) Expertise and technologies
c) Equipment and other assets
JV
metals and mining
project
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Disclaimer
The information contained in this profile is
intended to provide prospective investors
with a preliminary understanding of the
investment opportunity.
Every potential investor must make its own
independent assessment of this opportunity.
Analytical materials are based on publicly
available resources that are believed to be
reliable, but we cannot claim that they are
absolutely correct.
We take no responsibility for the use of this
information.
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