+ Follow JINCHUAN GROUP Tag
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[Title] => Intex inks deal with Chinese firm on Mindoro nickel plant
[Summary] => Norwegian firm Intex Resources has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOA) to develop the Mindoro nickel project with MCC8 Group Co. Ltd., a major Chinese state-controlled engineering and construction company and is a strategic partner of China’s largest nickel producer, Jinchuan Group.
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[Title] => Labor Day: Saluting our workers on their day
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[Title] => Jinchuan starts due diligence on MacroAsia’s Palawan nickel mine
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The Jinchuan Group Ltd., China’s largest producer of nickel and cobalt, is conducting due diligence on MacroAsia Corp.’s nickel mine in Brooke’s Point, Palawan.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, MacroAsia said the Jinchuan Group sent a four-man team of geologists and mining engineers to its mine site in Palawan to do research study for a period of two months.
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[Title] => Gov’t eager to wrap up Philnico-Jinchuan deal
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The government is eager to wrap up the Nonoc deal between Philippine Nickel Corp. (Philnico) and Jinchuan Group in time for the scheduled visit of Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao in January next year.
Finance Secretary Margarito B. Teves said that despite the snags and delays blocking the joint venture between Philnico and Jinchuan, the Chinese nickel giant was still intent on putting its investment in Nonoc mines.
"They’re very appreciative of the efforts to make this happen," Teves said.
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[Title] => Chinese firm still keen on Nonoc
[Summary] => Despite the legal tangle delaying the privatization of Nonoc mines, the Chinese mining consortium led by the nickel giant Jinchuan Group has indicated it is willing to wait for the case to clear up.
Finance officials said yesterday that a March deadline has been set for the completion of the feasibility study that would determine, among other things, exactly how much the mine is now worth.
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[Title] => Jinchuan Group’s investment in Philnico may be delayed further
[Summary] => The government is going back to the drawing board to re-assess the value of the controversial Nonoc mines before the Chinese mining giant Jinchuan Group could buy into the Philippine Nickel Co. (Philnico).
The Jinchuan-led consortium had been promised a quick resolution of the Philnico case but the re-appraisal of the mine could push the Chinese investment back longer than originally expected.
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The Jinchuan Group Ltd., China’s largest producer of nickel and cobalt, is conducting due diligence on MacroAsia Corp.’s nickel mine in Brooke’s Point, Palawan.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, MacroAsia said the Jinchuan Group sent a four-man team of geologists and mining engineers to its mine site in Palawan to do research study for a period of two months.
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[Title] => Gov’t eager to wrap up Philnico-Jinchuan deal
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The government is eager to wrap up the Nonoc deal between Philippine Nickel Corp. (Philnico) and Jinchuan Group in time for the scheduled visit of Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao in January next year.
Finance Secretary Margarito B. Teves said that despite the snags and delays blocking the joint venture between Philnico and Jinchuan, the Chinese nickel giant was still intent on putting its investment in Nonoc mines.
"They’re very appreciative of the efforts to make this happen," Teves said.
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[Title] => Chinese firm still keen on Nonoc
[Summary] => Despite the legal tangle delaying the privatization of Nonoc mines, the Chinese mining consortium led by the nickel giant Jinchuan Group has indicated it is willing to wait for the case to clear up.
Finance officials said yesterday that a March deadline has been set for the completion of the feasibility study that would determine, among other things, exactly how much the mine is now worth.
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[Title] => Jinchuan Group’s investment in Philnico may be delayed further
[Summary] => The government is going back to the drawing board to re-assess the value of the controversial Nonoc mines before the Chinese mining giant Jinchuan Group could buy into the Philippine Nickel Co. (Philnico).
The Jinchuan-led consortium had been promised a quick resolution of the Philnico case but the re-appraisal of the mine could push the Chinese investment back longer than originally expected.
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January 15, 2012 - 12:00am
