The FTSE 100 miner announced on Monday that it aimed to complete the Hong Kong listing by the end of June. It aims raise around $200m (£123m) by selling a stake of 2.25pc.
“The listing will enhance the company’s profile in China and in Asia generally and thereby benefit the company’s long-term growth and development,” it said in its statement.
The Kazakh government has been pushing Kazakh companies to list their shares in Hong Kong since 2009.
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