North Asia Resources ends framework deal on Mongolian iron ore purchase

Thursday, 26 May 2011 13:52:38 (GMT+3)   |  

Hong Kong, China-based North Asia Resources Group has terminated its framework agreement for the purchase of two iron ore deposits in Mongolia, without revealing the reasons for its decision.

In August 2010, North Asia Resources Group signed a framework agreement to purchase two iron ore deposits in Mongolia at a cost of RMB 170 million ($26 million). The total reserves of the two deposits amount to no less than 79 million mt.


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