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Government helps mining stay afloat in Kazakhstan

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Publishing Date

12 Jun 2009 10:48am GMT

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12/06/09

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Gold mining companies in Kazakhstan, the largest of the former Soviet states, are still managing to raise finance despite the economic crisis. The government has reduced mining taxes to help all companies overcome this difficult period

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