Congolese state-run miner Gecamines has signed a production-sharing deal for copper and cobalt deposits with HongKong Excellen Mining, as China looks to lock up more supplies of critical EV metals
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As reported by Mining.com, Congolese state-run miner Gecamines has signed a production-sharing deal for copper and cobalt deposits with HongKong Excellen Mining, as China looks to lock up more supplies of critical EV metals.
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