The world's tungsten is 1.8 billion yuan to store tungsten and rare earth
On March 16th, to stabilize the market price and help enterprises tide over the difficulties, “World Tungsten Capital†and “Rare Earth Kingdomâ€--Chuzhou City, Jiangxi Province, recently led the government to raise about 1.8 billion yuan to start the collection of tungsten and rare earth products in the city. Reserve plan. This reserve reserves 10,000 tons of tungsten concentrate and tungsten processing products, rare earth ore and various types of rare earth separation products of 10,000 tons.
The Ministry of Land and Resources issued the 2009 total control index of tungsten mining
On April 24, the Ministry of Land and Resources issued the Notice on the Release of the Total Control Index of Tungsten Ore and Rare Earth Ore in 2009 (Guo Tu Zi Fa [2009] No. 49). In 2009, the national total tungsten mining control index was 68,55 tons (equivalent to 65% WO3), an increase of 1,705 tons from the 2008,650 tons, an increase of 2.55%.
In May, the Ministry of Land and Resources also implemented total control over the mining of dominant minerals such as tungsten, antimony and rare earth, and suspended the exploration rights of specific minerals from the three protective mining of tungsten, antimony and rare earth ore before June 30. Application for mining rights.
East China Geological Exploration Bureau successfully entered the Australian Rare Earth Company
On June 7, the Non-Ferrous Metals East China Geological Exploration Bureau officially signed an equity subscription agreement with Arafura Resource Limited in Hong Kong on the 10th day after receiving official approval from the Australian Government Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB).
Since then, the East China Nonferrous Metals Exploration Bureau officially entered the Australian Aravara Resources Co., Ltd., successfully acquired overseas high-quality mine resources, and became the first unit of China's non-ferrous geological exploration system to acquire a listed company in developed countries during the financial crisis.
China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association Indium Industry Branch, the establishment of the branch
On the morning of May 14, the preparatory meeting for the inaugural meeting of the Nonferrous Association Indium Industry Branch was held in Beijing. The meeting decided that the inaugural branch meeting will be held in Nanjing. It is necessary to create China Indium Industry Network, establish an industry information exchange and statistical system, and cultivate China's indium quotation system.
On August 9, the inaugural meeting of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association was held in Beijing. The vice president of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, the documentary army, is the president of the branch and has 13 directors.
The country's new "ring" will soon introduce a forced upgrade of the rare earth industry
The “Rare Earth Industrial Pollutant Emission Standards†compiled by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, China Nonferrous Engineering Co., Ltd., Beijing Nonferrous Metals Research Institute, Sichuan Rare Earth Industry Association, and Baotou Rare Earth Research Institute.
At present, the standard has entered the stage of soliciting opinions from the industry, which will be closed on August 15, 2009.
Polysilicon was listed by the State Council as a "blacklist" of overcapacity
On August 26, the State Council executive meeting included polysilicon as a “blacklist†of overcapacity.
It is understood that by the end of June this year, 19 polysilicon projects in China have been put into operation, with a production capacity of 30,000 tons/year, and more than 10 enterprises are under construction and expansion of polysilicon projects. By 2010, the total planned capacity is expected to exceed 100,000 tons. In 2008, the total demand for polysilicon in China was only 17,000 tons. If these capacities are fully realized, they will exceed twice the global demand. The panic caused by this set of data has spread in the industry.
Sichuan Hanlong acquires Australian molybdenum mine approved by the Australian government
Nearly one month after the formal signing of the cooperation framework agreement between Hanlong Group and the Australian Molybdenum Mine Company on September 2, the project was officially approved by the Australian government on November 16.
This is by far the largest investment project of Chinese private enterprises in Australia. Once approved by the Chinese government, Hanlong Group will become the actual controller of the Australian molybdenum mine.
Hunan flashing star industry has a small impact on the production of cans
At 9:15 on the 8th, the 2# vertical passenger cage of the South Mine of Hunan Xingxi Mine Flash Star Industry Co., Ltd. fell from the middle of the 23rd to the middle of the 25th. As of that time, 26 people were killed (19 people died on the spot, 7 people died in the rescue), and 5 people were seriously injured.
It is understood that since the price drop in the fourth quarter of last year, the company has already reduced production. From January to June this year, the company's output of defective products was 11,725 ​​tons, a decrease of 8.53%. Therefore, the accident will not have a significant impact on production.
Tungsten-tin-bismuth ion-type rare earth minerals are classified as protective mining specific minerals
On November 24, in order to rationally develop and utilize and protect the country's precious resources, the State Council decided to classify tungsten, tin, antimony and ionic rare earth minerals as specific minerals for protective mining in the country, from mining, smelting, processing to market. Sales, export and other aspects, the implementation of planned unified management, the Ministry of Land and Resources issued the "Provisional Measures for the Management of Exploration and Mining of Specific Minerals for Protective Mining."
This notice shall be implemented as of the date of issuance. If other relevant provisions are inconsistent with the provisions of this Notice, it shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of this Notice.
Jiangxi Copper has invested heavily in building a high-tech base for rare earth new materials in the South
According to the December news report, Jiangtong Group recently announced that it will invest 3.66 billion yuan in the next six years to invest in the development of China's second largest rare earth resource - the rare earth resources of the Ya Niuping in Suining County, Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan Province, and vigorously develop rare earth deep processing. We started to build the Sichuan R&D base of the National Engineering Center for Rare Earth Materials, and turned Liangshan into a high-tech base for rare earth new materials in southern China.
Mining experts believe that Jiang Copper's move basically lays a solid foundation for China's rare earth industry, which will further increase the concentration of rare earth industry and enhance the voice of China's rare earth industry in the world.
On March 16th, to stabilize the market price and help enterprises tide over the difficulties, “World Tungsten Capital†and “Rare Earth Kingdomâ€--Chuzhou City, Jiangxi Province, recently led the government to raise about 1.8 billion yuan to start the collection of tungsten and rare earth products in the city. Reserve plan. This reserve reserves 10,000 tons of tungsten concentrate and tungsten processing products, rare earth ore and various types of rare earth separation products of 10,000 tons.
The Ministry of Land and Resources issued the 2009 total control index of tungsten mining
On April 24, the Ministry of Land and Resources issued the Notice on the Release of the Total Control Index of Tungsten Ore and Rare Earth Ore in 2009 (Guo Tu Zi Fa [2009] No. 49). In 2009, the national total tungsten mining control index was 68,55 tons (equivalent to 65% WO3), an increase of 1,705 tons from the 2008,650 tons, an increase of 2.55%.
In May, the Ministry of Land and Resources also implemented total control over the mining of dominant minerals such as tungsten, antimony and rare earth, and suspended the exploration rights of specific minerals from the three protective mining of tungsten, antimony and rare earth ore before June 30. Application for mining rights.
East China Geological Exploration Bureau successfully entered the Australian Rare Earth Company
On June 7, the Non-Ferrous Metals East China Geological Exploration Bureau officially signed an equity subscription agreement with Arafura Resource Limited in Hong Kong on the 10th day after receiving official approval from the Australian Government Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB).
Since then, the East China Nonferrous Metals Exploration Bureau officially entered the Australian Aravara Resources Co., Ltd., successfully acquired overseas high-quality mine resources, and became the first unit of China's non-ferrous geological exploration system to acquire a listed company in developed countries during the financial crisis.
China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association Indium Industry Branch, the establishment of the branch
On the morning of May 14, the preparatory meeting for the inaugural meeting of the Nonferrous Association Indium Industry Branch was held in Beijing. The meeting decided that the inaugural branch meeting will be held in Nanjing. It is necessary to create China Indium Industry Network, establish an industry information exchange and statistical system, and cultivate China's indium quotation system.
On August 9, the inaugural meeting of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association was held in Beijing. The vice president of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, the documentary army, is the president of the branch and has 13 directors.
The country's new "ring" will soon introduce a forced upgrade of the rare earth industry
The “Rare Earth Industrial Pollutant Emission Standards†compiled by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, China Nonferrous Engineering Co., Ltd., Beijing Nonferrous Metals Research Institute, Sichuan Rare Earth Industry Association, and Baotou Rare Earth Research Institute.
At present, the standard has entered the stage of soliciting opinions from the industry, which will be closed on August 15, 2009.
Polysilicon was listed by the State Council as a "blacklist" of overcapacity
On August 26, the State Council executive meeting included polysilicon as a “blacklist†of overcapacity.
It is understood that by the end of June this year, 19 polysilicon projects in China have been put into operation, with a production capacity of 30,000 tons/year, and more than 10 enterprises are under construction and expansion of polysilicon projects. By 2010, the total planned capacity is expected to exceed 100,000 tons. In 2008, the total demand for polysilicon in China was only 17,000 tons. If these capacities are fully realized, they will exceed twice the global demand. The panic caused by this set of data has spread in the industry.
Sichuan Hanlong acquires Australian molybdenum mine approved by the Australian government
Nearly one month after the formal signing of the cooperation framework agreement between Hanlong Group and the Australian Molybdenum Mine Company on September 2, the project was officially approved by the Australian government on November 16.
This is by far the largest investment project of Chinese private enterprises in Australia. Once approved by the Chinese government, Hanlong Group will become the actual controller of the Australian molybdenum mine.
Hunan flashing star industry has a small impact on the production of cans
At 9:15 on the 8th, the 2# vertical passenger cage of the South Mine of Hunan Xingxi Mine Flash Star Industry Co., Ltd. fell from the middle of the 23rd to the middle of the 25th. As of that time, 26 people were killed (19 people died on the spot, 7 people died in the rescue), and 5 people were seriously injured.
It is understood that since the price drop in the fourth quarter of last year, the company has already reduced production. From January to June this year, the company's output of defective products was 11,725 ​​tons, a decrease of 8.53%. Therefore, the accident will not have a significant impact on production.
Tungsten-tin-bismuth ion-type rare earth minerals are classified as protective mining specific minerals
On November 24, in order to rationally develop and utilize and protect the country's precious resources, the State Council decided to classify tungsten, tin, antimony and ionic rare earth minerals as specific minerals for protective mining in the country, from mining, smelting, processing to market. Sales, export and other aspects, the implementation of planned unified management, the Ministry of Land and Resources issued the "Provisional Measures for the Management of Exploration and Mining of Specific Minerals for Protective Mining."
This notice shall be implemented as of the date of issuance. If other relevant provisions are inconsistent with the provisions of this Notice, it shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of this Notice.
Jiangxi Copper has invested heavily in building a high-tech base for rare earth new materials in the South
According to the December news report, Jiangtong Group recently announced that it will invest 3.66 billion yuan in the next six years to invest in the development of China's second largest rare earth resource - the rare earth resources of the Ya Niuping in Suining County, Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan Province, and vigorously develop rare earth deep processing. We started to build the Sichuan R&D base of the National Engineering Center for Rare Earth Materials, and turned Liangshan into a high-tech base for rare earth new materials in southern China.
Mining experts believe that Jiang Copper's move basically lays a solid foundation for China's rare earth industry, which will further increase the concentration of rare earth industry and enhance the voice of China's rare earth industry in the world.
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