TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, February 7. Uzbekistan's Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex (AMMC) has successfully met all production targets in January 2025, the AMMC told Trend.
The forecast for commercial product output was exceeded, reaching 107.5 percent of the planned level.
The Kalmakyr Mining fully achieved its ore extraction target, with a growth rate of 100.7 percent. The overburden removal target was fulfilled at 103.7 percent.
Copper ore processing saw a growth rate of 106.2 percent, while the Copper Beneficiation Plant-2 achieved 102.3 percent of its assigned tasks.
The forecast for copper content in concentrate was completed at 109.6 percent, with a growth rate of 105.6 percent. The Copper Beneficiation Plant (109 percent) and Copper Beneficiation Plant-2 (114 percent) played a crucial role in these results.
Additionally, cathode copper production, AMMC’s primary product, reached 102.4 percent of the planned volume, with production from its own raw materials hitting 122.2 percent.
Zinc production from the company’s raw materials was completed at 102.7 percent.
The Khadiza Mining in the Surkhandarya region successfully fulfilled all planned targets for January, including forecasts for polymetallic ore extraction (100 percent), processing (100.1 percent), and zinc content in concentrate (100.2 percent).
The Angren and Chadak Mining, as well as the Kauldy Mine, fully met their assigned tasks, ensuring the completion of forecasts for gold-bearing ore extraction and processing, along with the content of primary and secondary metals in the concentrate.
Furthermore, production targets were fully met for copper sulfate (100 percent), enameled wire (100 percent), technical selenium (100 percent), technical tellurium (100 percent), ammonium perrhenate (101.2 percent), and palladium powder (101.9 percent).
In 2024, the AMMC surpassed its production targets, with manufactured goods worth 38.15 trillion soums ($2.92 billion).