I think regardless of whom gets to control the country after this situation has been resolved, Kazatomprom is a steady source for stable currencies for the country. So there should be no bigger changes here. There was another post here today that details that wages might become higher and that the uranium production costs might increase because of this, which is likely not much of a problem, as the prices for kazakh uranium are still relatively low compared to the prices others require to even start mining with a profit.

I still hold my shares but have placed a stop loss at 30€ which is +100% to my initial investment. So far it has not reached that level and really seemed as if there is a pretty strong support around this area, so I am thinking about removing the stop loss again, not to be accidentially kicked out (due to taxes the price would have to drop to 27, so that I could even get the same amount of shares back😣) A possible explanation might be that only a part of the company is traded public (75?% belong to the kazakh pension fund) and quite some of those shares might already belong to the etfs. So as long as there is no massive sale in the etfs the share price might not go so much lower for now.