According to the information provided by the management, the company has already begun extraction and production under 7–8 of these licenses.
According to Sadyraliev's statement, the Kara-Keche deposit in the Jumgal district of the Naryn region is being actively developed in the north of the republic. In the south of the country, the Zagara-2 sites in the Kara-Suu district of the Osh region, as well as Urmizan, Kozhokelen, and Besh-Burhan, are already operational and in the process of working. "Kyrgyz Komur" plans to open a deposit in the Batken region, as well as Markai and Tegene in the Jalal-Abad region. "Kyrgyz Komur" continues to receive new licenses for the development of coal deposits," he added.
The company focuses on two main tasks: ensuring the country has a sufficient supply of coal and maintaining affordable prices.
In the south of the republic, coal from the deposits is sold at a price of 3,200–3,300 soms per ton, and anyone interested can purchase it directly at the extraction site.
In the southern region, including the city of Osh and the Osh region, the price of coal at "Kyrgyz Komur" warehouses does not exceed 6,000 soms per ton. In comparison, private mines sell coal at prices ranging from 8,000 to 9,000 soms, and in some places, the price reaches 10,000 soms per ton. The deputy director clarified that the company intends to continue keeping the price at the level of 6,000 soms.
According to the company's estimates, Kyrgyzstan fully meets its coal needs, and there is no shortage in the domestic market. The coal reserves in the country are considered significant and include various types of coal that possess good quality characteristics.
