Tibet Summit Resources Unveils 2025 Annual Report, Outlines 2026 Mining and Processing Goals

Published: Apr 23, 2026 14:14

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[Tibet Summit Resources 2025 Annual Report Released] On April 23, Tibet Summit Resources released its 2025 annual report. In 2026, the lead-zinc-copper mine plans to achieve a mining volume of 4.25 million mt, an ore output of 4 million mt, a mineral processing volume of 3.84 million mt, and a lead-zinc-copper-silver metal content output of 150,000 mt. Currently, Tazhong Mining has completed construction of 4 million mt/year mining and processing capacity and 50,000 mt crude lead smelting capacity, and is implementing an additional 2 million mt mining and processing expansion project as well as a smelting industry chain extension project.

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