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| China is now becoming
both a huge consumer and a low-cost competitor in the world's metals and minerals markets.
As a consumer, China is a key factor to increase the copper price in the world
market and become a saver for the copper producers; being a competitor, China has dumped
magnesium at low price and force several magnesium producers in the world to close their
operation. China's impact has become a very important consideration for all players
in the world's metals and minerals business. Before we reveal a deeper understanding
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| Ignoring
information in China may cost you millions dollars |
| New York Time (March 6,
2003): "Noranda, a unit of Barscan, and its partners spent years and 733 million
Canadian dollars ($496 million) to build the world's biggest magnesium smelting plant, at
Danville, Quebec, and planned to have it go into commercial production around now.
Instead, it is being mothballed, and Noranda has written off its 80 percent stake in the
plant. Noranda says that the plant cannot be run economically now chiefly because so much
magnesium, a lightweight metal used mainly in the electronics, auto and aviation
industries, is pouring out of China. From hardly any production a decade ago, China has
shot up to become the world's biggest exporter. According to Richard Opatick, director of
the International Magnesium Association in Washington, magnesium prices have fallen by
half in the last three years, as Noranda's plant was being completed". |
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| What kind of
information is available and how to find it |
| A decade ago most
metals and minerals information in China were nation's secret. Now most information
is no longer confidential but to collect the information costs a lot of
time. To serve your needs for the information on China's metal and mineral
business, we are the best source to provide these information you can not find anywhere
else. Our competitive edge is that our employees and partners have worked in China mineral
exploration and mining business for more than several decades, including the government
officials, executives, geologists, engineers, and researchers in China's exploration and
mining industries, enterprises and institutions. By
this comprehensive information archive, you not only understand what kind information you
can get but also know how to get it. This information archive will save your
time and money before your making investment decision and accessing China's metal and
mineral business. Please go through following information categories. |
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| China's Metals and Minerals Research Reports |
| A series of researches
has been conducted in China on almost all mineral commodities, including geology,
exploration, mining, ore dressing, refinery, and market. Had studied China's
magnesium situation at beginning, Noranda may reconsider its nearly US$500 million
investment on magnesium smelting plant in Canada. Except commodity by commodity
studies in China, the specific and comprehensive issues on China metal market and mining
industry have also been studied. To help you to avoid a strategic
mistake before making investment and accessing China's metal and mineral business, we have
conducted and collected a series of research
reports based on the reliable published authoritative sources and through
interviewing with the related government officials, company executives and engineers, and
institution researchers. Please click here to
order these reports now. |
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| China's Mineral Properties Exploration Licenses
and Geological Info |
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Since year
2000, China has built up a database for the registered exploration
license for all kinds of minerals. By checking the database, you
can find who own the exploration right and their contact information,
the registered block longitude and latitude, license registration date
and expired date.
Cooperated with the related authorities in China, we could provide the
information for the exploration license registration in China. This information will help you to screen the
properties for your further investigation and find out who own the
exploration license for your considering joint venture and exploration
license transfer. To order the information, please send us E-mail
and we will guide you the ordering procedure.
During the property acquisition and
exploration, many companies found it is difficult to find the
related geological information, such as geological maps, geochemical
maps, and related previous geological reports. We can provide the
geological information based on your need to save your huge amount of
time and money. |
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| China's Metals and Minerals Statistics |
| China's metals and
minerals research reports can only be the references to make your judgment as the second
hand information. If you want to do your own research based on the first hand, or
raw data, you would need the statistics related to metals and minerals business. To
satisfy your needs on the raw data of metals and mineral commodities business and market
in China, we have collected the annual metals and minerals related statistics from the
authoritative Chinese government agencies and converted these statistics into electronic MS
Excel file and translated into English. The statistics are updated each year and
include the data for all mineral commodities, including exploration,
mining, market, and trade. Please click the following statistic categories' titles
for more details. |
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| China's Metals and Minerals Business Directories |
| Some large
international mining companies have set up their representative office in China for many
years and have gradually built up their contacts and may find good projects or sell their
products. Many small and medium size companies could not afford to set up an office in
China and they usually travel to China to meet their contacts and hope to finally find the
suitable projects and sell their products, services, or technologies in China. After
several tries, many companies find out that not only business traveling in China is very
expensive but also many so called "contacts" are fake, who can not make any deal
for them and only waste their time and money. Is there any cheap and efficient way
to find your real contacts in China's exploration and mining business communities?
You may ignore the "humble" direct regular mail contact. You may argue
that "e-mail contact is more efficient and free". Unfortunately, we do not
provide e-mail address for exploration and mining business communities in China.
These e-mail addresses are not only hard to find but also are often trouble with
"Spam" problem. The most important reason for "No e-mail" is
that the direct regular mail marketing is still more efficient than
e-mail marketing in China. because: |
- Most decision makers in China do not check e-mail regularly;
- Most companies in China are eager to directly establish the
relationship with the international companies;
- It is an easy way to get your brand recognized as most the
Chinese companies read and treat international mails very seriously.
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| Please click here to order the directories related your
business now. |
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| China's Mineral Exploration and Mining Standards |
| China has issued a
series of standards to measure the quality of exploration, mineral deposits, and mines.
These standards were made mainly based on the former "Soviet Union"
standards. To access China's exploration and mining business, you should understand
these standards. For example, at what line spacing are geophysical data considered
"commercial" in China? or at what distance of drilling between the two rig
are considered "detail enough" for mining in China? These standards also
include a lot of details about ore grade, hydrology, ore dressing, and
accessibility etc.
Please click here order these standards now. |
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| China's Mineral and Mining Laws, Regulations, Policies |
| China has issued its
first mineral resource law in 1986 and revised it in 1996. Other related laws,
regulations, and policies has also been issued one by one later on. Such as
"Resource Tax Regulation", "Mineral Exploration Registration
Regulation", and "Mining Registration Regulation" etc. These laws,
regulations, and policies will help to avoid the mistakes at beginning and will also help
you to find out who is responsible for issuing the required exploration or mining
licenses in China. Please click here to find the
detail list of these laws, regulations, and policies now. |
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| How to Sell Your Energy and Mineral Properties to China |
| As rapid economic
development, China's energy and raw materials have experienced a short of domestic supply.
To overcome the severe shortage, China has adopted a "go out" strategy,
that is, to find exploration and development properties abroad. China has acquired
the oil and gas fields in Indonesia and iron ore mines in Australia and will aggressively
acquire more properties abroad for next few decades. This is a new opportunity for the
energy and mineral property owners worldwide. To find more how to take this
opportunity, please click here to find the details. |
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How to Acquire Minerals Properties
in China |
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Since China opened the
mineral exploration and mining business to foreign companies in early
1990s, some international companies have successfully acquired the high
grade mineral properties in China, such as Canada-based Southwestern
Resources Corp.'s Boca gold property and Australia-based Sino Gold's Jianchaling gold property; at same time, many companies are unsuccessful
mainly due to fail to complete the mineral property acquisition
procedure. To avoid the mistakes experienced by the unsuccessful
companies, the following correct road map is provided to you as the
guideline of your mineral property acquisition in China:
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Find Property
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Sign Letter of Intent
with the Property Owner
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Apply for Approval of
Provincial Development and Reform Committee
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Ask the Authorized
Evaluation Firm to Evaluate the Value of the Property if It Involves
the State Investment
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Sign Joint Venture
Contract with the Property Owner
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Apply for Approval of JV Contract and Articles of Association by
Provincial Bureau of Commerce (COFTEC)
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Apply for Business License from Provincial Administration of
Industry and Commerce (SAIC)
The procedure looks simple,
but each step involves a lot of hard works. Except the complicate paper
works in each step, the lobby to the provincial government is the most
important task. Although some companies acquired a good property,
but they finally gave up just because of some minor wrong approaches.
You should be very careful for each step. For example, some
companies rushed to sign the joint venture contract before asking the
Authorized Evaluation Firm to do a pre-evaluation for the property.
As a result, the evaluated value of the property is much higher than the
signed value in the contract. This small mistake may result in
total failure for a company's exploration venture in China, especially
for the foreign junior mining companies.
We would like to help you to
acquire the advanced high grade mineral properties in China based on the
practical experiences we have gotten by serving for the Canadian mining
companies property acquisition in China and a decade worked for the
related Chinese government.
Our service covers from the first step
of finding property to the final step of getting joint venture business
license. We also provide geological service for evaluating the mineral
properties on site and 43-101 format geological report.
The clients we served:
To inquiry, please send us e-mail to
info(a)infomine-china.com
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