The Uzbekistan Technological Metals Complex (TMK) is a leading industrial company in the Republic of Uzbekistan operating in the field of critical minerals and technological metals, as well as the country’s national brand in this sector.
TMK’s operations are based on a fully integrated Mine–Metal–Market value chain encompassing mineral extraction, beneficiation and processing, the production of high-value-added metal products, and their supply to global markets.
TMK is currently implementing major projects for the development and processing of tungsten, molybdenum, rhenium, graphite, lithium, nickel, cobalt, and other critical minerals.
Between 2026 and 2030, the company plans to implement 120 investment projects with a total value of USD 4.2 billion. These projects will enable the production of approximately 30 types of strategically important minerals, increase the output of high-value-added products, and strengthen Uzbekistan’s competitiveness in the global critical minerals market.
TMK’s structure includes the Metals of the Future Technopark, focused on promoting innovation and high-tech manufacturing; R&D Park, which advances cutting-edge scientific research and innovative development; Smart Powder, specializing in the production of high-precision industrial components using powder metallurgy technologies; and TMK Chemicals, which produces sulfuric acid on an industrial scale and supplies raw materials to the mining, metallurgical, and chemical industries.
TMK operates in accordance with international standards and continues to expand its strategic partnerships with foreign investors, research centers, universities, and global technology companies. The company’s key priorities include ESG principles, sustainable development, environmental responsibility, modern corporate governance, the adoption of advanced technologies, and human capital development.
TMK is systematically working to strengthen Uzbekistan’s technological sovereignty, establish new industrial sectors, expand export capacity, create highly skilled jobs, and position the country as a significant participant in the global critical minerals value chain.