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Miners Going Overseas for All that Glitters
Miners Going Overseas for All that Glitters
As gold prices go higher, China's largest gold mining companies are digging deeper for global business
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(Beijing) – At every juncture, conversations among gold mining executives at the recent China Mining Conference in Tianjin turned toward a single topic: The quest for gold mines overseas.
Owning a mine on foreign soil "primarily can increase (a mining company's) gold reserves and make it more self-sufficient in terms of raw materials, to improve profitability," said Zhang Bingnan, secretary-general of the China Gold Association. "Second, gold prices are expected to go higher."
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