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Zijin Mining Acquires Newmont’s Ghana Gold Mine for  Billion Zijin Mining Acquires Newmont’s Ghana Gold Mine for  Billion

Zijin Mining Acquires Newmont’s Ghana Gold Mine for $1 Billion

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Akyem’s open pit mine held 34.6 tons of reserves as of December, according to the filing. Underground operations are expected to begin from 2028, extending the mine’s life to 2042 and delivering about 5.8 tons of gold a year. 

The Fujian-based mining giant extracts gold, copper and lithium from across the globe after an exploration and acquisition blitz over the last three decades. It aims to increase mined output of gold to 85 tons in 2025 and to as much as 110 tons in 2028, from 68 tons in 2023. Africa has emerged as a prime investment location for Chinese miners as Beijing aims to develop ties with the resource-rich continent.

Gold prices have been on a tear this year, hitting a series of record highs as investors scoop up the precious metal to benefit from lower US interest rates and to guard against rising geopolitical tensions across the world.    

The transaction still requires regulatory approvals, and is expected to close in the fourth quarter, Newmont said in its own statement. The sale is part of the Denver-based company’s effort to raise $2 billion in the wake of its acquisition of Newcrest Mining Ltd. last year.

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Ever since President Xi Jinping sought to draw a line under China’s slowdown last month, investors have clamored for him to back up monetary easing with a powerful fiscal stimulus to help fuel one of the nation’s biggest stock rallies in years.

Chinese tourists shelled out less money during their long holiday that ended Monday than before the pandemic, even as signs emerged that spending is stabilizing after a barrage of stimulus recently unveiled by the government.

Top Latin American steelmaker Ternium SA is plowing ahead with growth plans, betting that governments in the region have woken up to unfair competition from China, Chief Executive Officer Maximo Vedoya said.

It’s not yet viable to lend money to a wind farm in Europe that opts to use potentially cheaper Chinese wind turbines, according to Lisa McDermott, managing director for project and infrastructure finance, at ABN AMRO Bank NV.

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