10.09.2025, 17:29

Central Asia Metals' EBITDA down 23% in H1

ASTANA. Sept 10 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - British-based Central Asia Metals plc (CAML), with assets in Kazakhstan, saw its EBITDA drop by 23% in January-June 2025 YoY to $39.9 million, according to a company statement.

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