09.04.2025, 17:16
Tau-Ken Samruk seeks to regain priority rights for REM deposits development
ASTANA. April 9 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Tau-Ken Samruk JSC in collaboration with the government and members of parliament, aims to legally restore its priority rights to develop rare earth metal (REM) deposits, Tau-Ken Samruk CEO Nariman Absametov told Interfax-Kazakhstan.
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