“Kygyzaltyn” processed foreign gold for the first time

For the first time in the history of independent Kyrgyzstan, “Kyrgyzaltyn” has processed foreign gold-bearing raw materials in the form of doré. The project was carried out in partnership with the Central Bank of Mongolia, which supplied the raw materials to the company’s refinery.

The project was a landmark not only for the company but also for the entire precious metals industry in Kyrgyzstan. For the first time, foreign doré alloy was processed within the republic, and the gold produced from it was sold on the global market.

The total sales value of finished products with Good Delivery status exceeded $12 million.

Kyrgyzaltyn notes that the successful implementation of the project confirmed the readiness of Kyrgyz refining operations to work not only with domestic but also with foreign raw materials. The company has demonstrated that it possesses modern production facilities, the necessary technological expertise, and an international reputation, enabling it to provide precious metal processing services to foreign partners.

A key advantage of the enterprise remains its LBMA (Good Delivery) international accreditation, which confirms that the gold it produces meets the highest global standards for quality, traceability, and responsible sourcing. This status allows Kyrgyzaltyn to operate in the global market on par with Europe’s leading refineries and to supply products recognized by central banks, commercial banks, financial institutions, and major precious metals traders.

The company also highlighted the role of the Central Scientific Research Laboratory Complex (CSRL), whose specialists analyze precious metals in accordance with international standards and the requirements of the LBMA’s interlaboratory proficiency testing program.