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Mining in Asia

Asia’s diverse, vast resources offer opportunity

By: Nadine Ramdass     23rd July 2021 The Asian mining and natural resources industries are multifaceted and unique to each sub region, and country. The continent’s vast natural resources have not yet been fully optimised. “Asia is the largest continent with extremely diverse geographical sub regions, and countries within those... →

Company provides custom service packages

By: Nadine Ramdass     23rd July 2021 Explosives and blasting services provider BME Indonesia are providing the Indonesian mining industry with packages that can be customised based on the industries’ and customers’ requirements. This is beneficial to Indonesia in operational sense in that it entails safe and efficient blasting,... →

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BME INDONESIA Indonesia’s attractive market encouraged BME investment

South Korea attractive for exploration spend

By: Nadine Ramdass     23rd July 2021 South Korea has numerous advantages that make it attractive for exploration investment, says privately owned polymetallic mining company Korean Metals (KME) MD Chris Sennitt. KME directors have field-checked historical mines and deposits and operated in Korea for over 26 years, enabling KME to... →

ONSAN REFINERIES AND PORT INFRASTRUCTURE Domestic companies have focused on refining
ONSAN REFINERIES AND PORT INFRASTRUCTURE Domestic companies have focused on refining
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