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Kazzinc
Industry	mining
Founded	1997
Headquarters	Kazakhstan
Key people	Zhanat Zhanbotin, Chief Executive Officer
Number of employees	20,000
Parent	Glencore (69.61%)
Website	www.kazzinc.com

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Kazzinc (Kazakh: Қазмырыш, romanized: Qazmyrysh, قازمىرىش, pronounced [qɑzməˈɾəɕ]) with its headquarters in Oskemen is Kazakhstan's largest producer of zinc, lead and precious metals. The general investor is Glencore International AG. Kazzinc’s core operations are in East-Kazakhstan, Karagandy and Akmola regions of Kazakhstan. According to the data for 2020 Kazzinc employs over 20’000 people.

Background

Kazzinc as a company was established is 1997 through the merger of East Kazakhstan’s main ore and non-ferrous metal producers: Zyryanovsk Lead Complex in Zyryanovsk (now Altay), Leninogorsk Polymetallic Complex in the Leninogorsk (now Ridder) and Ust-Kamenogorsk Lead and Zinc Complex in Ust-Kamenogorsk (now Oskemen). All three producers were majority-owned by the Government of Kazakhstan. After the merger, they were sold to the private sector, and the Swiss group Glencore International became the company’s main investor.

Bukhtarma Hydro Power Plant is operated by Kazzinc under a long-term concession agreement.

Kazzinc is a general sponsor of Torpedo Ice Hockey Club, based in Oskemen.

Organizational structure

Oskemen

Oskemen Metallurgical Complex
- Zinc Plant
- Lead Plant
- Copper Plant
- Precious Metals Refinery

Ridder

Ridder Mining and Concentrating Complex
Ridder Metallurgical Complex
KazzincMash Industrial Complex
Kazzinc-Shakhtostroy Industrial Complex

Altay

Altay Mining and Concentrating Complex

Serebryansk

Bukhtarma Hydro Power Plant

Zhairem

Zhairem Mining and Concentrating Complex

Kokshetau

Altyntau Kokshetau Ltd

Company Management

Zhanat Zhanbotin, Chief Executive Officer, Kazzinc Ltd

Daniyar Tursunkulov, Executive Director, Transformation (formerly CFO)

Turarbek Azekenov, Executive Director, Metallurgy

Nariman Kuanyshev, Executive Director, Government Relations

Igor Radovic, Executive Director, Commerce

Andrey Lazarev, Executive Director, Administration

Andrey Dobroumov, Executive Technical Director

Margarita Plakhotnikova, Executive Director, Corporate Development

Honors and awards

Kazzinc is a five-time winner of the Paryz National Prize established by the President of Kazakhstan and an eight-time winner of the Golden Hephaestus National Award for ore and metal producers.

Social Contribution

Kazzinc is an active contributor to the social and economic development of the regions where its operations are located. Kazzinc sponsors healthcare, public education, sports and cultural institutions, invests in social infrastructure and supports socially vulnerable groups in Oskemen, Altay, Ridder, Kokshetau and Zhairem.

Construction of the following social facilities was sponsored by Kazzinc:

Oskemen

The Palace of Combat Sports;
Olga Rypakova Field-and-Track Training Center;
The Central Swimming Pool;
The Tennis Center;
The Asyl Miras Children's Autism Center;
Repairs of Boris Alexandrov Palace of Sports.

Zhairem

The Central Mosque
The Community Center

Ridder

The Central Mosque

Kazzinc patronizes several children’s homes in East Kazakhstan Region. In July 2019 Kazzinc launched the Larger Family Support Program. Kazzinc donates approximately KZT 11.0 bln (about $28.5M) annually to the local communities where its operations are located.

The company established a regional Heroism Award for the acts of heroism by the local people. The winners are selected through public opinion polls.

References

^ ^a ^b ^c Glencore, Kazzinc

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+{{Short description|Kazakhstan mining company}}
+{{More citations needed|date=May 2023}}
 {{Infobox company
-| company_name = Kazzinc
+| name = Kazzinc
+| logo = Логотип КАЗЦИНК.png
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-| company_type =
+| type =
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 | location = [[Kazakhstan]]
-| key_people =
+| key_people = Zhanat Zhanbotin, Chief Executive Officer
 | industry = [[mining]]
-| parent = [[Glencore]] (50.7%)<ref name=glencore/>
+| parent = [[Glencore]] (69.61%)<ref name=glencore/>
 | products =
 | revenue =
 | net_income =
-| num_employees = 24,000<ref name=glencore/>
+| num_employees = 20,000<ref name=glencore/>
 | homepage = [http://www.kazzinc.com www.kazzinc.com]
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+'''Kazzinc''' ({{lang-kk|Қазмырыш|translit=Qazmyrysh}}, قازمىرىش, {{IPA-kk|qɑzməˈɾəɕ|pron}}) with its headquarters in [[Oskemen]] is Kazakhstan's largest producer of zinc, lead and precious metals. The general investor is [[Glencore International AG]].  Kazzinc’s core operations are in [[East Kazakhstan Region|East-Kazakhstan]], [[Karaganda Region|Karagandy]] and [[Akmola Region|Akmola]] regions of Kazakhstan. According to the data for 2020 Kazzinc employs over 20’000 people.
-'''Kazzinc''' is a [[Kazakhstan]]i mining company founded in 1997, when a majority stake was privatised to Swiss commodity trader [[Glencore]].<ref name=glencore/> It has 6 mines and several [[smelter]]s, and produces [[zinc]], [[lead]] and [[copper]], and also has interests in gold and silver mining.<ref name=glencore/>
+== Background ==
-Kazzinc sponsors [[Kazzinc-Torpedo]], a Kazakhstani ice hockey team.
+Kazzinc as a company was established is 1997 through the merger of East Kazakhstan’s main ore and non-ferrous metal producers: Zyryanovsk Lead Complex in Zyryanovsk (now Altay), Leninogorsk Polymetallic Complex in the Leninogorsk (now Ridder) and Ust-Kamenogorsk Lead and Zinc Complex in Ust-Kamenogorsk (now Oskemen).  All three producers were majority-owned by the Government of Kazakhstan. After the merger, they were sold to the private sector, and the Swiss group Glencore International became the company’s main investor.
+Bukhtarma [[Hydroelectricity|Hydro Power Plant]] is operated by Kazzinc under a long-term concession agreement.
+Kazzinc is a general sponsor of [[Kazzinc-Torpedo|Torpedo]] Ice Hockey Club, based in [[Oskemen]].
+== Organizational structure ==
+'''Oskemen'''
+* Oskemen Metallurgical Complex
+**Zinc Plant
+**Lead Plant
+**Copper Plant
+**Precious Metals Refinery
+'''Ridder'''
+* Ridder Mining and Concentrating Complex
+* Ridder Metallurgical Complex
+* KazzincMash Industrial Complex
+* Kazzinc-Shakhtostroy Industrial Complex
+'''Altay'''
+* Altay Mining and Concentrating Complex
+'''Serebryansk'''
+* Bukhtarma Hydro Power Plant
+'''Zhairem'''
+* Zhairem Mining and Concentrating Complex
+'''Kokshetau'''
+* [[Altyntau Kokshetau]] Ltd
+== Company Management ==
+Zhanat Zhanbotin, Chief Executive Officer, Kazzinc Ltd
+Daniyar Tursunkulov, Executive Director, Transformation (formerly CFO)
+Turarbek Azekenov, Executive Director, Metallurgy
+Nariman Kuanyshev, Executive Director, Government Relations
+Igor Radovic, Executive Director, Commerce
+Andrey Lazarev, Executive Director, Administration
+Andrey Dobroumov, Executive Technical Director
+Margarita Plakhotnikova, Executive Director, Corporate Development
+== Honors and awards ==
+Kazzinc is a five-time winner of the Paryz National Prize established by the President of Kazakhstan and an eight-time winner of the Golden Hephaestus National Award for ore and metal producers.
+== Social Contribution ==
+{{section-unsourced|date=June 2023}}
+Kazzinc is an active contributor to the social and economic development of the regions where its operations are located. Kazzinc sponsors healthcare, public education, sports and cultural institutions, invests in social infrastructure and supports socially vulnerable groups in Oskemen, Altay, Ridder, Kokshetau and Zhairem.
+Construction of the following social facilities was sponsored by Kazzinc:
+'''Oskemen'''
+* The Palace of Combat Sports;
+* Olga Rypakova Field-and-Track Training Center;
+* The Central Swimming Pool;
+* The Tennis Center;
+* The Asyl Miras Children's Autism Center;
+* Repairs of Boris Alexandrov Palace of Sports.
+'''Zhairem'''
+* The Central Mosque
+* The Community Center
+'''Ridder'''
+* The Central Mosque
+Kazzinc patronizes several children’s homes in East Kazakhstan Region.
+In July 2019 Kazzinc launched the Larger Family Support Program.
+Kazzinc donates approximately KZT 11.0 bln (about $28.5M) annually to the local communities where its operations are located.
+The company established a regional Heroism Award for the acts of heroism by the local people.  The winners are selected through public opinion polls.
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