In 2026, Heilongjiang Province's First Batch of Tungsten Ore Quotas, 100 mt, Were All Allocated to Jianlong Mining

Published: Apr 2, 2026 15:56

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According to a public notice issued by the Heilongjiang Provincial Department of Natural Resources on March 30, 2026, the first batch of total tungsten ore mining quota control indicators for Heilongjiang Province in 2026 amounted to 100 mt, all of which were allocated to Shuangyashan Jianlong Mining Co., Ltd. (Yangbishan Iron Mine of Shuangyashan Jianlong Mining Co., Ltd.), at 100 mt. The first batch of local mining quota in 2025 was 0.

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