Bensteel Mining's Beitai Iron Mine Successfully Achieved a "Good Start" in Production in the First Month

Published: Feb 13, 2025 11:57

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At the beginning of the new year, Bensteel Group Mining Beitai Iron Mine closely focused on the "3+3+3" key tasks of the mining company, fully prepared, seizing opportunities, and striving forward with the momentum of starting as a sprint.

At the beginning of the new year, Beitai Iron Mine of Bensteel Mining closely focused on the "3+3+3" key tasks of the mining company, working with full effort, seizing opportunities, and advancing under pressure. With a sprinting start, it took the initiative and achieved a good start in January by completing an iron ore concentrates production of 35,500 mt, marking a successful "opening victory" for the first month of production.

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