Kazatomprom, the world’s largest uranium producer, earned $2.2 billion in net profit last year. This marks a 95% increase compared to 2023, when the company reported $1.1 billion in revenue, according to its financial statement.
More than a quarter of that sum — $598.6 million — came as net profit from obtaining control over the Kazakh-Russian Budenovskoye joint venture through Kazatomprom’s representatives in the venture’s supervisory council and the majority of votes. However, Kazatomprom’s 51% share in the joint venture remained unchanged.
The increase in uranium oxide prices contributed to strong financial results across many of Kazatomprom’s subsidiaries, which was...