Liaoning aims to cap annual magnesite mining at 30Mt by 2025

The overall plan for mineral resource in Liaoning (2021-2025) has been approved by the Ministry of Natural Resources of China.Asian Metal Copyright According to the five-year plan, the province vows to significantly increase supply of iron, gold, boron and other strategic mineral resources, aiming to add over 1 billion tonnes of iron ore, 10 tonnes of gold ore and 100,000 tonnes of boron ore from more than five newly discovered mid-to-large deposits by the end of the period.Asian Metal Copyright According to the five-year plan, the province vows to significantly increase supply of iron, gold, boron and other strategic mineral resources, aiming to add over 1 billion tonnes of iron ore, 10 tonnes of gold ore and 100,000 tonnes of boron ore from more than five newly discovered mid-to-large deposits by the end of the period.Asian Metal CopyrightThe overall plan for mineral resource in Liaoning 2021-2025 has been approved by the Ministry of Natural Resources of China.Asian Metal Copyright The province aims to mine 700 million tonnes of iron ore and 5 million tonnes of boron ore annually, and to cap annual magnesite mined at 30 million tonnes by 2025.Asian Metal Copyright The province expects to have up to 2,000 mines in total by 2025, with mid-to-large mines to account for roughly 30% of the total.Asian Metal Copyright The province expects to have up to 2,000 mines in total by 2025, with mid-to-large mines to account for roughly 30% of the total.

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