According to him, the company "Kyrgyzaltyn" plans to independently organize production at this deposit.
"In the first stage, the separation of ore and titanomagnetite will be carried out. The ore will be divided into two components: one part is titanomagnetite, and the other is complex ore containing other useful minerals. These two elements will be processed at different production facilities. The complex ore will be sent for processing to the Kara-Balta Mining Plant," the minister noted.
Furthermore, Mashiev emphasized the need to create a new production facility to separate titanium from iron.
"As part of this project, 'Kyrgyzaltyn' is in negotiations with partners. They are exploring modern technologies and holding meetings with representatives of various companies," the minister added.
The map shows 10 sections of the Kyzyl-Ompol deposit.
The open sections are marked in yellow and green (Tash-Bulak section)
The native sections are marked in blue
