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Wall Street Journal  Mar 26  Comment 
Kazakhmys is fast becoming exhibit one for skeptics of London-listed emerging-markets miners. Despite the near-50% fall in its shares this year, investors may stay wary.
Benzinga  Mar 26  Comment 
Kazakhstan's Kazakhmys PLC (OTC: KZMYY) posted a net loss last year. Kazakhmys posted a 2012 net loss of $2.27 billion, versus a year-ago net profit of $930 million. (c) 2013 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All...
Financial Times  Mar 26  Comment 
London-listed copper miner plunges into red after $2.2bn charge related to the value of its stake in its fellow natural resources group
Financial Times  Mar 12  Comment 
Chief executive expects Chinese demand to jump as growing urban populations buy more appliances that need copper to conduct electricity
Bloomberg  Mar 12  Comment 
The U.K.’s FTSE 100 Index was little changed near the highest level since 2007 as a rally in Antofagasta Plc offset a decline in British Land Co.
Reuters  Feb 7  Comment 
* Samruk-Kazyna has stakes in London-listed Kazakhmys, ENRC
guardian.co.uk  Oct 24  Comment 
CEO of mining firm Kazakhmys sent letter by lawyers of former Kazhakstan PM Akezhan Kazhegeldin over fraud trial in 2001 Vladimir Kim, chairman of the FTSE 100 mining company Kazakhmys and one of Britain's wealthiest residents, has been accused...
Financial Times  Sep 10  Comment 
Hopes of further stimulus measures steer UK miners to their biggest rally since November but defensive stocks pulled the FTSE 100 lower
guardian.co.uk  Aug 31  Comment 
Investors look for bargains, while Glencore moves higher despite doubts about Xstrata merger After a torrid few days, mining shares are edging higher again, giving the overall market a lift. Worries about a global economic slowdown, particularly...




 
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Kazakhmys PLC is a copper producer in Kazakhstan. Kazakhmys is a fully integrated copper producer from mining ore through to the production of finished copper cathode and rod. The Company produces significant volumes of other metals as by-products, including zinc, silver and gold. Its operations include 20 open pit and underground mines, nine concentrators, two copper smelting and refining complexes, a copper rod plant, a zinc plant and a precious metals refinery. Kazakhmys also owns MKM, a copper products fabrication company in Germany, and has Gold and Petroleum Divisions with assets in Kazakhstan and other parts of Central Asia. On September 12, 2007, the Company completed the compulsory acquisition, thereby taking its interest in Eurasia Gold to 100%. The principal activity of Kazakhmys Gold and its subsidiaries is the mining and processing of gold ore into refined ore within Central Asia. As of August 11, 2008, the Company held a 25% interest in Eurasian Natural Resources Corp.

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