China ENFI to Design Xiarihamu Ni-Co Project in Qinghai

Published: Jul 5, 2017 14:07
China ENFI Engineering Corp. signed a contract with Qinghai Yellow River Mining to design the mining and dressing for Xiarihamu Ni-Co deposit in Qinghai province.

SHANGHAI, Jul. 5 (SMM) - China ENFI Engineering Corp. signed a contract with Qinghai Yellow River Mining to design the mining and dressing for Xiarihamu Ni-Co deposit in Qinghai province. 

The Xiarihamu Ni-Co deposit, with proven nickel resources approximately 1.10 million tonnes, 217,600 tonnes of copper and 38,100 tonnes of cobalt, is the second largest nickel deposit in China. 

The daily production for the project will be designed at 17,000 tonnes, and construction will start in Q3 this year. 

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