Western Mining Subsidiaries Report Significant Growth in Operating Revenue for First Nine Months of 2023

Published: Oct 23, 2024 09:00
From January to September, Western Mining’s Yulong Copper Industry completed an operating revenue of RMB 8.17 billion, an increase of 41.19% year-on-year; Qinghai Copper Industry completed an operating revenue of RMB 10.014 billion, an increase of 46.96% year-on-year; Xinyuan Mining completed an operating revenue of RMB 493 million, an increase of 32.86% year-on-year; Western Copper Materials completed an operating revenue of RMB 3.925 billion, an increase of 36.54% year-on-year; and Xitieshan Branch completed an operating revenue of RMB 1.419 billion, an increase of 27.13% year-on-year.

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