Mining operations launched at Huibaoling iron ore mine in Shandong

Tuesday, 19 June 2012 15:19:56 (GMT+3)   |  
       

On June 16, Shandong Province-based Chinese miner Shandong Energy Linyi Mining Group held a ceremony to mark the official start of mining operations at its Huibaoling iron ore mine, as reported by China Economic Herald.

Huibaoling iron ore mine, which is expected to have an annual output capacity of 3 million mt of iron ore and 75,000 mt of iron ore concentrate, will be the first iron ore mine in Shandong Province with an annual output capacity of 3 million mt.


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