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Copper concentrates market review in Russia and the EAEU/CIS (4 edition)
Nombre de pages: 63
Nombre de tables: 23
Le nombre de chiffres: 18
Informe Idioma: Russian
Relâché: 05.05.2026
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This report is currently available in Russian language only. However, we can provide an English version of the report within 3 weeks after receiving a payment.
This report is the 4th edition of a study of the copper concentrate market in Russia and the CIS.
The objective of the study is to analyze the copper concentrate market.
The objects of study are copper concentrate and refined copper.
This work is a desk study. The following sources were used: data from statistical committees of the EAEU countries (including Rosstat, the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus, and the Bureau of National Statistics of the Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan); international databases of the UN (UNdata), World Bank, and Eurostat; international and European trade data (UN Comtrade, Trade Map); the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation (up to 2022); railway transportation statistics; the SBiS database; annual and quarterly reports of securities issuers; industry and regional press, conference materials, websites of manufacturers and consumers of the products under study; scientific and technical literature (e.g., Elibrary), the Federal Institute of Industrial Property (FIPS) patent database; the InfoMine database, etc.
The study's main timeframe is 2013-2025, with a forecast to 2030.
Research coverage: Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia.
Scope: The report consists of 6 parts and contains 63 pages, including 23 tables, 18 figures, and 1 appendix.
Chapter 1 presents the copper mineral resource base (reserves and deposits) of Russia and the CIS countries.
Chapter 2 presents data on copper concentrate production in the aforementioned countries from 2013-2025.
Chapter 3 examines the main copper concentrate producers in Russia and the CIS countries.
Chapter 4 provides an overview of copper concentrate exports and imports from 2013-2025 in Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia.
Chapter 5 is devoted to copper concentrate consumption and refined copper production in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan from 2013 to 2025. Production trends for the main producers and company profiles are presented.
Chapter 6 of the review provides a forecast for copper concentrate production in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan to 2030 based on planned mine development projects.
The appendix provides addresses and contact information for key copper concentrate and copper market participants in Russia and the CIS.
Target audience:
- copper market participants – producers, consumers, traders;
- potential investors.
This study is intended to serve as a reference guide for marketing departments and decision-makers working in the CIS copper market.
Abstract
1. Copper mineral resource base in Russia and the CIS
Russia
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
Transcaucasia
2. Copper ore mining and processing, copper concentrate production in 2013-2025
Russia
CIS countries
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
Armenia
Other countries
3. Major CIS enterprises producing copper concentrate
Norilsk Nickel Polar Division
Aktogay (Kazminerals)
Tominsky GOK (RMK)
Amur Minerals (RMK)
Zhezkazgantsvetmet (Kazakhmys)
4. Copper concentrate exports and imports in 2013-2025
Russia
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
Other countries
Armenia
Tajikistan
5. Copper concentrate consumption in Russia and the CIS countries, copper production in 2013-2025
Russia
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
Other Countries
6. Forecast for Copper Concentrate Production in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan to 2030
Appendix: Contact Information for Key Players in the Copper Concentrate and Copper Market in Russia and the CIS
Table 1: Main Industrial Types of Copper Ore Deposits in Russia
Table 2: Main Copper-Bearing Ore Deposits in Russia
Table 3: Main Copper Deposits in the CIS (excluding Russia)
Table 4: Copper in Concentrate Production by Russian Corporations and Enterprises in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 5: Copper in Concentrate Production by CIS Countries (excluding Russia), thousand tons
Table 6: Copper in Concentrate Production in 2013-2025 Main companies of Kazakhstan, thousand tons
Table 7: Ore processing volumes at Norilsk Nickel's Polar Division in 2017-2025, million tons
Table 8: Key financial indicators of Tominsky GOK JSC in 2020-2025, billion rubles
Table 9: Copper concentrate exports from Russia by delivery destination in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 10: Copper concentrate imports from Russia by delivery destination in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 11: Russian companies exporting copper concentrate in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 12: Copper concentrate exports from Kazakhstan in 2013-2023 By Delivery Route, thousand tons
Table 13: Kazakhstan's Copper Concentrate Imports in 2013-2025 by Delivery Route, thousand tons
Table 14: Uzbekistan's Copper Concentrate Imports in 2013-2025 by Delivery Route, thousand tons
Table 15: Armenia's Copper Concentrate Exports in 2013-2025 by Delivery Route, thousand tons
Table 16: Georgia's Copper Concentrate Exports in 2013-2025 by Delivery Route, thousand tons
Table 17: Tajikistan's Copper Concentrate Exports in 2013-2025 by Delivery Route, thousand tons
Table 18: Azerbaijan's Copper Concentrate Exports in 2013-2025 By supply direction, thousand tons
Table 19: Balance of production and consumption of copper in concentrate in Russia in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 20: Refined copper production by Russian producing companies in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 21: Refined copper production by Kazakhstani enterprises in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Table 22: Dynamics of refined copper production by Kazakhmys divisions in 2016-2025, thousand tons
Table 23: Major copper ore deposit development projects in the CIS
Figure 1: Distribution of Kazakhstani deposits by copper ore grade, %
Figure 2: Quality of copper concentrates produced by Russian companies (by copper quality), %
Figure 3: Dynamics of copper in concentrate production in Russia in 1990-2025, thousand tons
Figure 4: Largest producers of copper in concentrate in Russia
Figure 5: Share of CIS countries (excluding Russia) in copper in concentrate production (average data for 2013-2025), %
Figure 6: Dynamics of copper in concentrate production in Kazakhstan in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Figure 7: Shares of Kazakhstani companies in copper in concentrate production (average figure for 2014-2025), %
Figure 8: Dynamics of copper in concentrate production in Uzbekistan in 2013-2025 yy, thousand tons
Figure 9: Dynamics of copper production in copper concentrate in Armenia in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Figure 10: Dynamics of copper in concentrate production by Norilsk Nickel's Polar Division in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Figure 11: Dynamics of copper in concentrate production by the Kazminerals division, Aktogay, in 2017-2025, thousand tons
Figure 12: Dynamics of copper in concentrate production by RCC's Tominsky GOK in 2020-2025, thousand tons
Figure 13: Dynamics of copper in concentrate production by Zhezkazgantsvetmet in 2016-2025, thousand tons
Figure 14: Dynamics of copper concentrate exports and imports in the Russian Federation in 2013-2025, thousand tons t
Figure 15: Dynamics of Kazakhstan's copper concentrate exports
Figure 16: Dynamics of refined copper production in Kazakhstan in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Figure 17: Dynamics of refined copper production at the Altai Mining and Metallurgical Combine in 2013-2025, thousand tons
Figure 18: Forecast of copper production in copper concentrate in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan until 2030, thousand tons
