Myanmar Tagaung Taung Nickel Plant Project
The Tagaung Taung Nickel Mine Project, as a national-level cooperation project between China and Myanmar, was formally proposed in March 2004. In July of the same year, the two countries signed the Tagaung Taung Nickel Resource Exploration and Feasibility Study Agreement. In 2009, construction of the nickel mine project broke ground. After more than two years of effort, mine construction was largely completed, and a production commencement ceremony was held on March 27 this year.
The Tagaung Taung Nickel Mine is China's largest metallurgical mining investment project in Myanmar to date, with an investment of approximately 5.589 billion RMB (approximately 825 million USD). The nickel ore will be processed locally into ferronickel alloy, which serves as a crucial raw material for TISCO (Taiyuan Iron and Steel Group) in stainless steel production. The completion of this project not only contributes to promoting Myanmar's economic development but also provides China with a reliable and stable supply channel of raw materials for stainless steel production.
The mine informatization and automation integrated control system project signed this time includes the "Main and West Ore Bodies Automation and Power Management Upgrade Project" and the "Southeast Ore Bodies Automation and Informatization Integrated Control System Project".
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This project, with a total value of US$486 million, involves providing Kazakhstan Copper Corporation with engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, including the supply of equipment and materials, equipment installation, and civil construction. The project is for the development of Kazakhstan Copper Corporation's Bozshakol copper ore processing plant. Located in the western part of the Pavlodar Region, Kazakhstan, approximately 230 km from the capital Astana, the site benefits from relatively well-developed infrastructure. The Bozshakol sulfide ore concentrator has an ore processing capacity of 25 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa), and the clay ore concentrator has a capacity of 5 Mtpa, resulting in a total combined capacity of 30 Mtpa. The mine is designed for a service life of no less than 40 years.
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The Indian lead project employs the patented Oxygen Bottom-blowing Smelting – Blast Furnace Reduction Lead Smelting (SKS) technology, developed by China ENFI Engineering Co., Ltd. and the Shuikoushan Lead Smelter of Hunan Nonferrous Group. The plant has an annual production capacity of:
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The Tagaung Taung Nickel Mine Project, as a national-level cooperation project between China and Myanmar, was formally proposed in March 2004. In July of the same year, the two countries signed the Tagaung Taung Nickel Resource Exploration and Feasibility Study Agreement. In 2009, construction of the nickel mine project broke ground. After more than two years of effort, mine construction was largely completed, and a production commencement ceremony was held on March 27 this year.
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The Aktogay Copper Concentrator is one of the largest investment projects implemented in Kazakhstan in recent years, and a landmark project under the China-Kazakhstan production capacity cooperation framework. Its completion and commissioning will significantly boost Kazakhstan's industrialization process and economic development.
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The Zambia Chambishi 150,000-ton copper smelting project—a landmark project symbolizing mutually beneficial cooperation between China and African nations under new circumstances—has been completed and put into operation. Jointly invested by China Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co., Ltd. (CNMC) and Yunnan Copper Industry Group Co., Ltd., the project was fully constructed by China No.15 Metallurgical Construction Group Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of CNMC. This project represents the largest investment by a Chinese enterprise in Zambia.
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