Shengxin Lithium Energy Zimbabwe Sabi Star Project goes out to strive for the mine to be completed and put into production as soon as possible.

Published: Dec 20, 2021 10:13
[Shengxin Lithium Energy Zimbabwe Sabi Star (Sabi Star Project set out to strive to complete the mine and put into operation at an early date] on December 17, 2021, while the overseas epidemic situation is still severe, Shengxin Lithium Energy Zimbabwe Sabi Star) the first batch of personnel of the lithium tantalum project went out in adversity. The team is composed of senior technical management personnel in mining, mineral processing, infrastructure, surveying and mapping, electrical, etc., from Chengdu, arrived in Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, Africa, and successfully rendezvous with the joint venture party Max Mind.

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On December 17, 2021, while the overseas epidemic was still severe, the first batch of personnel of the Shengxin Lithium Energy Zimbabwe Sabi Star (Sabi (Lithium-Tantalum Mine) project went out in adversity. The team is composed of senior technical management personnel in mining, mineral processing, infrastructure, surveying and mapping, electrical, etc., from Chengdu, arrived in Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, Africa, and successfully rendezvous with the joint venture party Max Mind.

After the project personnel are stationed in the area, they will adhere to the values of "simple, efficient, pragmatic and innovative" of Shengxin LiNeng, and work with the local team to cooperate sincerely and go all out to complete the mine and put into production as soon as possible.

The staffing of the Sabi Star project in Zimbabwe is another major milestone for Shengxin Lithium Energy to actively expand overseas markets and move towards internationalization after the "Indonesian project with an annual production capacity of 50,000 tons of lithium hydroxide and 10,000 tons of lithium carbonate". It is another major process of the company's strategic layout of overseas lithium resources, which will provide a strong resource guarantee for the company's overseas production capacity expansion.

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Shengxin Lithium Energy Zimbabwe Sabi Star Project goes out to strive for the mine to be completed and put into production as soon as possible. - Shanghai Metals Market (SMM)