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05-21

2025

The 2025 Green Mine Science and Technology Award has three main characteristics.

Recently, the Zhongguancun Green Mining Industry Alliance (hereinafter referred to as "CLMA") officially launched the application process for the 2025 Green Mining Science and Technology Award. As an authoritative award registered with the National Science and Technology Awards Office (registration number: 0265), this award plays a crucial role in promoting the deep integration of technological innovation and green transformation in the mining industry.

08-20

2025

Tsingshan Group invests 5.7 billion yuan to expand its overseas steel plant, doubling its production capacity.

According to foreign media reports on August 16, 2025, Tsingshan Holding Group, a leading global nickel manufacturer, plans to inject $800 million (approximately RMB 5.7 billion) into its steel project in Zimbabwe to significantly increase production capacity. It is understood that after the funds are in place, its Zimbabwe steel plant's annual production capacity will increase by 600,000 tons, reaching 1.2 million tons of carbon steel.

10-30

2025

The non-ferrous metals industry maintained steady progress in the first three quarters.

On October 29, the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association (CNFIA) held a press conference, where Chen Xuesen, Standing Committee Member of the CNFIA Party Committee, Vice President, and Spokesperson, announced the economic performance of the nonferrous metals industry in the first three quarters of 2025. Lin Ruhai, Deputy Secretary-General of CNFIA and Director of the Policy Research Office and Planning Research Office, and Duan Shaofu, Deputy Secretary-General of CNFIA and Director of the Heavy Metals Department and Mineral Resources Office, were also present. Feng Yuncong, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of China Nonferrous Metals News, presided over the meeting.

11-02

2025

China Iron and Steel Association: Multiple measures to help steel companies balance emission reduction costs and competitiveness.

"The China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) has been paying close attention to the environmental protection investment pressures raised by steel companies, as well as the huge investments required for carbon quotas and related engineering upgrades. We have also listened to the relevant demands of various companies in a timely manner," said Huang Dao, Deputy Chief Engineer of CISA, at the CISA's Q3 2025 information release conference on October 31, in response to a question from a reporter from *China Metallurgical News* regarding "how to help steel companies balance emission reduction costs and competitiveness." He stated that CISA will promote the coordinated development of low-carbon transformation and economic benefits for steel companies through differentiated management policies, optimization of the carbon market mechanism, and extreme energy efficiency projects.