Lisakovsk

Lisakovsk is a city in Kostanay Region of northwestern Kazakhstan. It's located approximately one hundred and five km SW of the nearby capital metropolis Kostanay at the right financial institution of the Tobol River. The metropolis owes its life to a high-phosphorus, 1.72 billion-ton iron ore deposit discovered in 1949; development did now not start till the Sixties. The government started to create a village in the desolate tract to house miners. In 1971 the village have become a town. 1991 ore production become 6.2 million tons, however it commenced falling after independence; 1994 manufacturing become 2.6 MT.

In the mid-eighties creation of a chemical plant changed into started, however production was interrupted after the crumble of the Soviet Union. In the early ninety's mining in Lisakovsk turned into in a critical scenario due to a pointy fall in demand for iron listen in the metallurgical enterprise in Kazakhstan and Russia. City authorities had to take high-quality steps to hold the financial system and to expand new industries. By choice of the Kazakhi Parliament, the town became a loose monetary sector in 1992. It started out searching for new forms of employment in a marketplace financial system.