On May 13, 2024, Zhanat Zhanbotin was appointed as the new general director of the mining and metallurgical company Kazzinc. Previously, he held the position of executive director of finance.
Zhanat Dyusenovich began his career in the banking sector, working from specialist to head of the credit department. Since 2007, he has worked at JSC "Vasilkovsky GOK," which became part of JSC "Altyntau Kokshetau" (a subsidiary of LLP "Kazzinc"). Since 2021, he has been the executive director of finance at Kazzinc.
"Kazzinc is one of the most dynamic companies in the country's mining and metallurgical sector. I believe that the general direction of development will be maintained. However, we need to strengthen our efforts to overcome the challenges posed by the turbulence in global markets and the overall geopolitical uncertainty. The company has always been distinguished by its social orientation, and undoubtedly, we will strive to maintain this reputation." – Zhanat Zhanbotin
Zhanat Dyusenovich is married and has four children.
Weartech's Comment:
— We at Weartech welcome the appointment of Zhanat Zhanbotin as the general director of Kazzinc. It is quite possible that the enhancement of social orientation and the fight against geopolitical uncertainty will influence the stability and predictability of prices in the metals market. The appointment of a new leader may bring additional changes in strategic management and approach to production, which, in turn, will affect market prices and demand for products. We will closely monitor how these changes impact the domestic and international markets and are ready to leverage any opportunities to strengthen our positions.
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