【SMM Aluminum Flash News】EPC Project for Guizhou Aluminum's 1M Tons/Year Bauxite Mine Commences Construction

Published: Apr 6, 2026 14:09
On March 28th, the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) project for the 1 million tons/year mining, production, and operation of the Guizhou Aluminum Group's Zunyi Wuchuan Dazhuyuan Bauxite Mine, undertaken by Guizhou Construction Investment Group Chemical Construction Company, officially commenced. The project is located in Zhuoshui Town, Wuchuan County, within the core area of ​​the Wuzhengdao Bauxite Mine. The geological structure is complex, posing high demands for safety, quality, and organizational management. Chemical Construction Company, leveraging its mature management experience, professional technical team, and strong operational capabilities, undertook the project and continues to strengthen its management team to provide talent and technical support.

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