Project information

National Atomic Company Kazatomprom JSC is the national operator of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the import and export of uranium, rare metals and nuclear fuel for nuclear power plants. With preferential access to one of the world’s largest resource bases, the Company ensures the reliable and stable operation of the global nuclear power industry.

National Atomic Company Kazatomprom JSC makes annual social investments and implements charitable initiatives aimed at developing infrastructure and supporting local communities in the regions where it operates.

In 2025, Kazatomprom implemented projects that contributed significantly to the development of social and economic infrastructure, including the construction of sports facilities, improvement of public spaces and settlements, procurement of educational equipment for educational institutions, provision of targeted financial assistance to socially vulnerable groups, and support for environmental initiatives as part of the nationwide “Taza Kazakhstan” campaign.

In 2025, total investment in local community development amounted to KZT 11.419 billion, including KZT 6.746 billion in contractual subsoil use obligations and KZT 4.673 billion in external social programmes. This reflects the systematic contribution of the Company and its subsidiaries and affiliates to regional development and the implementation of priority social initiatives.

The implementation of these initiatives contributes to improving the quality of life of employees, their families and other local residents, generating long-term socio-economic benefits and strengthening engagement with local communities.

Investment Breakdown

Development of regional social infrastructure - 3 256.5 billion

Healthcare - 729.7 million

Education - 263.3 million

Charity - 289.3 million

Sports - 118.4 million

Culture - 16.2 million

Construction of the House of Friendship
Kyzylorda
KZT 2.3 billion
(Implemented as part of the Company’s contractual subsoil use obligations.)
The project was completed in December 2025.

Construction of a sports hall
Keiden village, Zhanakorgan District, Kyzylorda Region
KZT 115.6 million
The project was completed in December 2025.

Construction of a new 16-apartment residential building
Sholakkorgan village, Sozak District, Turkestan Region
KZT 386.4 million
The project was completed in December 2025.

Major renovation of the Central District Hospital building
Sholakkorgan village, Sozak District, Turkestan Region
KZT 4,125.9 million
The project is scheduled for completion in 2026–2027.

Project to ensure sustainable access to safe drinking water meeting sanitary standards
Karatau, Karakur, Kyzylkanat and Babata settlements, Sozak District, Turkestan Region
KZT 224.5 million
The project is scheduled for completion in December 2027.

Major renovation of a 13-kilometre section of the Shieli–Taikonur road, including the renewal of road signs, construction of sidewalks and installation of solar-powered street lighting in Shieli settlement
Shieli District, Kyzylorda Region
KZT 2.6 billion
The project was implemented in 2025.

IZBASAR Young Professionals Development Program

In 2020, IZBASAR program for the development of talented youth was created, aimed at providing the country's young specialists after graduating from a university (bachelor's degree), who do not have any work experience, with the opportunity to prove themselves, discover and realize their potential.

The project includes three five-month rotations at the Corporate Center and at Kazatomprom facilities under the guidance of experienced mentors, as well as training to develop professional and personal competencies.

Approximately 1,000 applications are received annually. Since its inception, the program has enrolled 57 young professionals, supported by 100 mentors.

Murager Educational Grants Program

Launched in 2023, the Murager program aims to support local youth in the regions where Kazatomprom operates (Kyzylorda, Turkestan, East Kazakhstan, and Akmola regions) and promote technical specialties.

Grants are available to applicants and first- to third-year students at colleges and universities in Kazakhstan pursuing programs relevant to the uranium mining industry. Tuition is funded for one academic year, with the possibility of extension based on successful academic performance.

The program is free of charge and does not require reimbursement or work-related commitments. A total of 61 grants have been allocated to graduates from the above-mentioned fields in 2026.

SANA сareer guidance program

The career guidance program «SANA» has been implemented since 2020.

SANA's mission is to foster the development of personal competencies, leadership qualities, and emotional intelligence through Kazatomprom's educational and informational activities within the framework of student career guidance.

Every year, as part of SANA career guidance program, Kazatomprom experts travel to schools in Turkestan, Kyzylorda, and East Kazakhstan regions, including remote villages, to conduct career guidance lectures, master classes, and quizzes for students in grades 9-11.

In 2025, events reached approximately 5,000 schoolchildren in Almaty and the southern regions of Kazakhstan. In Ust-Kamenogorsk and the East Kazakhstan region, 58 events were held, reaching 1,350 students.