1.64 billion yuan transaction in Xinxiang, Henan Province, with an annual output of 9.5 million tons of sand and gravel mine successfully sold

On May 9, the annual output of 9.5 million tons of sand and gravel ore in Weihui City, Xinxiang City, Henan Province, was successfully sold at a 164054 of 0.47 million yuan (1.64 billion yuan). It is reported that the reserve of the mine is 61257 5000 tons (612 million tons), and the proposed transfer period is 30 years, which is won by Weihui New Investment Mineral Resources Co., Ltd.

The mine is located in the north of Weihui City. Within the scope of the mining right, there are 61257 5000 tons of resources (612 million tons), and the total recoverable resources are 52175 6100 tons (522 million tons), of which the 33182 of dolomite and dolomitic limestone for building stones is 5200 tons (332 million tons). The 18993 of dolomite for flux is 0.09 million tons (190 million tons). The proposed production scale is 9.5 million tons/year, and the proposed transfer period is 30 years (including 1 year of capital construction period).

According to the announcement, the successful bidder should plan, design, construct and operate according to the green mine construction standards, meet the green mine construction standards before the mine is put into operation, and actively declare the provincial or national green mine. If the villages, schools and transmission lines adjacent to the transferred mining area are not relocated, blasting operations shall not be carried out within the safe distance of blasting.

In addition, the transfer of mining rights is based on the principle of government guidance and market operation, and the two closed mining rights of Huangjia Cement Limestone Mining Area in Gaozhuang Township, Huixian City, Henan Province are re-established after resource integration. Under the principle of respecting history and reality, the winning bidder shall, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and rules of the state, provinces, cities and counties and the requirements of the comprehensive regulation policy of open-pit mines, solve the problems and contradictions in addition to the transfer of mining rights by himself, properly solve the problems left over by the history of mines, and the high-risk factors of this project shall be comprehensively considered by the winning bidder. The costs arising therefrom shall be borne by the successful bidder.