ASTANA, Kazakhstan, May 9. The Interstate Statistical Committee of the CIS indicates that Kazakhstan achieved consistent growth in its extraction of key minerals from January through February 2025, compared to the same timeframe in 2024, Trend reports.
Oil (including gas condensate):
The production volume reached 15.6 million tons, which is 3.6 percent higher than from January through February 2024. The growth rate also exceeds the 2023 figures, reflecting the recovery and stability of the industry.
Natural gas:
Natural gas production amounted to 11.0 billion cubic meters, which is 4.6 percent higher than last year. Positive dynamics have been observed for the second consecutive year, confirming steady demand and activity in the gas sector.
Coal (both hard and brown):
Kazakhstan mined 20.1 million tons of coal, increasing production by 10.3 percent. Despite lower figures in 2024 compared to 2023, 2025 has seen significant growth, especially against the backdrop of global interest in ensuring energy security.
The growth in natural resource extraction in Kazakhstan indicates a revival of the mining sector and an increase in export supplies. Analysts attribute the positive trend to investments in the industry, modernization of equipment, and favorable conditions in global commodity markets.
