china rare earth group has made a major breakthrough in mineral exploration
2024-09-14
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nanchang, september 14 (xinhua) -- the reporter learned from china rare earth group on the 14th that china rare earth group has made a major breakthrough in mineral exploration. the expert group believes that the expected new rare earth resources will be 4.96 million tons.
it is reported that since its establishment, china rare earth group has resolutely served the national strategy, coordinated the implementation of resource integration and industrial collaboration, and completed the integration task ahead of schedule. it has vigorously promoted the work of increasing reserves and production, obtained a new batch of mining rights, increased investment in exploration, and increased the research, integration and technical engineering of green exploration and development processes and technologies, forming a process combination with different resource endowments and different geological characteristics.
recently, china rare earth group organized a special seminar and mid-term project evaluation on building a national rare earth industry strategic hinterland and increasing rare earth resources reserves and production in the panzhihua area in liangshan, sichuan. the expert group believed that the phased tasks of mineral exploration in liangshan have been completed, the results of mineral exploration are outstanding, and the resource volume is expected to increase by 4.96 million tons.
ao hong, party secretary and chairman of china rare earth group, introduced that china rare earth group will focus on a new round of breakthroughs in prospecting, keep a close eye on expanding resources, increasing reserves, increasing production, stabilizing supply, reducing costs, and ensuring safety, effectively enhancing china rare earth group's core function in ensuring the safety of rare earth resources, and making new and greater contributions to ensuring the safety of the country's rare earth resources. (end)
