2008-12-02 Zhengzhou
A source with China Henan International Cooperation Group Co., Ltd. said that the group has basically completed preliminary exploration at a bauxite mining area in the Republic of Guinea and is poised to gain mining rights for the project. The mining area is expected to have mineral resources reserves exceeding 10 billion tons, far more than China’s total bauxite reserves for the present.
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