In the September issue of QCS Times, we talk about the production performance of the Kentobe and Atasu mines, QCS partners at Astana Airport, and the distribution of work volumes between projects at Uralsk Airport.
KGF of Kentobe and Atasu: dynamics of average daily productivity
As part of the production line, QCS Times presents the dynamics of the average daily productivity of the Kentobe and Atasu mines from January to August 2026.
At the mine Kentobe the average daily productivity in January was 382, and by May it reached 513. This indicator remained unchanged in June. In July, the productivity was 446, and in August — 453.
At the mine Atasu at the beginning of the year, the average daily productivity was 42. After fluctuations in the first half of the year, the indicator rose to 75 in July and 76 in August, the highest values for the period under review.
For a clear comparison of the dynamics of each mine, the data is presented in the form of separate bar graphs for January–August 2026.
NQZ: our partners at Astana airport
The work of QCS at NQZ airport is built in cooperation with partners who ensure the operation of the aviation infrastructure and related services. In this issue, we present the companies with which QCS cooperates in Astana and introduce readers to our partners.
URA: distribution of volumes by project
QCS's work at Uralsk Airport covers several projects. According to the presented data, the volume distribution is as follows:
- Aspan Cafe × FlyUP — 43,6%
- FlyArystan — 32,3%
- SCAT — 24,1%
The largest share is accounted for by the Aspan Cafe × FlyUP project. The data reflect the distribution of volumes between the three directions and allow us to visualize the structure of QCS work at URA airport.
