Nov 25 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's Kazatomprom KZAP.KZ
KAPq.L , the world's biggest uranium miner, reported a nearly
sevenfold year-on-year increase in third-quarter profit on
Friday as its physical sales volume doubled in the same period.
According to the company's financial report, its quarterly
profit stood at 138.9 billion tenge ($299 million), up from 20.8
billion tenge a year ago. Revenue tripled in the quarter to
285.8 billion tenge ($615 million).
The company said in an earlier operations report the surge
in sales was largely due to the schedule of customer deliveries.
($1 = 464.6400 tenge)
(Reporting by Olzhas Auyezov
Editing by Mark Potter)
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