China Mineral Reserves, Mineral Exploration Investment, Mining, and Mineral Import & Export Statistics (Year 2001 Data and Year 2002 Publication)

China Mineral Reserves, Mineral Exploration Investment, Mining, and Mineral Import & Export Statistics

(Year 2001 Data and Year 2002 Publication)

Description:
This is an annual statistics published in September 2002 by the authoritative Chinese government agency, covering the data in 2001. In this statistics, about 240 categories of mineral commodities' reserves are listed; mineral exploration investments by companies, provinces, and for different mineral commodities have been summed by money values, core drilling depth, and pitting length etc.; about 190 categories of mineral commodities' mining activities have been detailed as number of mines, annual output, revenue, mining recovery rate, and dilution rate etc.; main mineral commodities import and export are calculated by quantities, U.S. dollar values, and shares of import & export countries. This is an exclusively authoritative statistics in China regarding all mineral commodities' exploration, mining, and import & export in China. This statistics is a key primary data source for mineral resources potential, mineral exploration opportunities, and mineral commodity import & export markets in China. You will get the desired results of China mining industry situation and mineral commodity market by analyzing this first hand primary data sources.

Table of Content:

Part 1: China Mineral Reserves Statistics (Year 2000)

Mineral reserves are classified as class A+B+C and class D, including categories of energy minerals, ferrous metals, non-ferrous metal, precious metals, rare metals, rare earth metals, industrial minerals for metallurgy, chemical industry, and building construction. Total categorized and sub categorized mineral commodities are about 240 with the reserve quantity numbers.

Part 2: China Mineral Exploration Statistics (Year 2001)

Investment for each province are categorized by the Central Government Paid, Local Government Paid, Mineral Resource Compensation Fee, Domestic Company Investment, Foreign Company Investment, Other Investment. Each province exploration activities are described by Total Employee, Technical Employee, Core Drilling Depth, Pitting Length, and Total salary

Investment through the each geological exploration organization are categorized by the Central Government Paid, Local Government Paid, Mineral Resource Compensation Fee, Domestic Company Investment, Foreign Company Investment, Other Investment. Each geological exploration organization exploration activities are described by Total Employee, Technical Employee, Core Drilling Depth, Pitting Length, and Total salary. The geological organizations in the statistics include the Provincial Geological Agency, Metallurgical Geological Agency, China Geological Survey, Armed Police Gold Geological Agency, Coal Industry Geological Agency, Petro China, China Offshore Oil Corp, Sinopec, Nuclear Industry Geological Agency, Chemical Industry Geological Agency, Building Material Geological Agency, China United Coal Bed Methane Corp

Investment for each mineral commodity are categorized by the Central Government Paid, Local Government Paid, Mineral Resource Compensation Fee, Domestic Company Investment, Foreign Company Investment, Other Investment. Each mineral commodity exploration activities are described by Total Employee, Technical Employee, Core Drilling Depth, Pitting Length, and Total salary

Investment for each province are corresponded by each geological exploration organization. The geological exploration organizations include the Provincial Geological Agency, Metallurgical Geological Agency, China Geological Survey, Armed Police Gold Geological Agency, Coal Industry Geological Agency, Petro China, China Offshore Oil Corp, Sinopec, Nuclear Industry Geological Agency, Chemical Industry Geological Agency, Building Material Geological Agency, China United Coal Bed Methane Corp

Investment for each mineral commodity are corresponded by each geological exploration organization. The geological exploration organizations include the Provincial Geological Agency, Metallurgical Geological Agency, China Geological Survey, Armed Police Gold Geological Agency, Coal Industry Geological Agency, Petro China, China Offshore Oil Corp, Sinopec, Nuclear Industry Geological Agency, Chemical Industry Geological Agency, Building Material Geological Agency, China United Coal Bed Methane Corp

Part 3: China Mining Activities Statistics (Year 2001)

Mining activities for each province described by Total Number of Mines, Number of Large Mines, Number of Medium Mines, Employee, Solid Minerals Output, Liquid Minerals Output, Gas Minerals Output, Industrial value, Produced Value by comprehensive utilization, Sales Revenue from mineral commodities, Mineral Compensation fee income, Mine Eco-recovery Area (hectare)

Mining activities for different forms of companies categorized by Total Number of Mines, Number of Large Mines, Number of Medium Mines, Employee, Solid Minerals Output, Liquid Minerals Output, Gas Minerals Output, Industrial value, Produced Value by comprehensive utilization, Sales Revenue from mineral commodities, Mineral Compensation fee income, Mine Eco-recovery Area (hectare). The forms of the companies in the statistics include the State Owned Companies, Collective Owned Companies, Share Holders Owned Companies, Joint, Venture Companies, Limited Companies, Share Holders Owned Companies Limited Companies, Private Companies, Other Companies, Hong Hong, Taiwan, and Macau Invested Companies, Foreign Invested Companies

Mining activities for each mineral commodity described by Total Number of Mines, Number of Large Mines, Number of Medium Mines, Employee, Solid Minerals Output, Liquid Minerals Output, Gas Minerals Output, Industrial value, Produced Value by comprehensive utilization, Sales Revenue from mineral commodities, Mineral Compensation fee income, Mine Eco-recovery Area (hectare)

Part 4: China Mineral Commodity Import & Export Statistics (Year 2001)

Mineral commodity export and import to and from the countries on quantities, U.S. Dollar values, and each country' share of the quantities and values have been listed. The mineral commodities include Coal, Petroleum ,Iron Ore, Manganese Ore and Concentrate, Chromites and Concentrate, Copper Ore and Concentrate, Zinc Ore and Concentrate, Lead Ore and Concentrate, Alumina, Nickel Ore and Concentrate, Molybdenum Ore and Concentrate, Zirconium Ore and Concentrate , Niobium, Tantalum, and Vanadium Ore, Diamond (Kg), Potash Fertilizer, Natural Calcium Phosphate, Phosphate Fertilizer, Pyrite, Fluorite, Talc, Asbestos, Gypsum, Barite, Kaolin, Natural Graphite, Salt

Publication: September 2002

(English Version: 51 pages electronic Excel Format)

(Chinese Version: 56 pages electronic PDF format, read by Acrobat Reader )

Language: English and Chinese

Price: US$ 97

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