Kazakhstan / Kazatomprom Announces 30% Net Profit Increase, Warns Of Covid Impact

Kazatomprom Announces 30% Net Profit Increase, Warns Of Covid Impact
Kazatomprom produced 10,451 tU in the first six months of 2021, up from 10,434 tU in the same period last year. Courtesy Kazatomprom.
Kazakhstan’s state uranium company Kazatomprom said its revenue increased 54% for the first half of 2021 to 235.5 billion Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT) ($551m) compared to the same time last year, driving a 29% increase in operating profit to 61.3 billion KZT ($143m) and more than a 30% increase in adjusted net profit to 58.1 billion ($136m) KZT.

The company warned, however, that the impact of Covid-19 continued to be felt across the industry, and although near-term supply continued to decrease, market sentiment has remained cautious.

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