Canada requires three Chinese mining giants to withdraw investments from Canadian companies

On November 2 local time, the Canadian Ministry of Industry required three Chinese companies to withdraw their investments from key mineral companies in Canada, for the sake of national security.Asian Metal Copyright, Limited under Sinomine Resource, Chengxin Lithium's Hong Hong-based grandson subsidiary Chengze Lithium International, and Zangge Mining Investment Chengdu Co.Asian Metal Copyright The three Chinese companies are Sinomine (Hong Kong) Rare Metals Resources Co.Asian Metal Copyright The three Chinese companies are Sinomine Hong Kong Rare Metals Resources Co.Asian Metal Copyright, Limited under Sinomine Resource, Chengxin Lithium's Hong Hong-based grandson subsidiary Chengze Lithium International, and Zangge Mining Investment (Chengdu) Co.Asian Metal CopyrightOn November 2 local time, the Canadian Ministry of Industry required three Chinese companies to withdraw their investments from key mineral companies in Canada, for the sake of national security.Asian Metal Copyright, Ltd.Asian Metal Copyright The three Chinese companies are Sinomine Hong Kong Rare Metals Resources Co.Asian Metal Copyright under Zangge Mining.Asian Metal Copyright .Asian Metal Copyright According to the new policy announced by the Canadian government last week, investments by foreign state-owned companies into Canadian key mineral companies will be subject to strict review.


.Asian Metal Copyright The three Chinese companies are Sinomine Hong Kong Rare Metals Resources CoAsian Metal Copyright