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The Group’s 30th anniversary
Released its Three-Year (2023-2025) Plan, 2030 Development Goals,
And Climate Change Action Plan To achieve carbon peaking by 2029 and carbon neutrality by 2050 Acquired a 48.591% interest in the Zhunuo Copper Mine
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Acquired a 95% interest in the Rosebel Gold Mine in Suriname,
A 20% interest in Zhaojin Mining,
And a 30% indirect interest in the Haiyu Gold Mine, Resulting in a 44% combined interest in the
Haiyu Gold Mine
Acquired a 66% interest in the
Xiangyuan Hard-Rock Lithium Mine in Hunan, China Acquired a 70% interest in the
Lakkor Tso Lithium Project Acquired a 100% interest in the
3Q Lithium Project in Argentina Acquired a 15.02% interest in
Fujian Longking Co., Ltd., Gaining control of the company
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Released its Five-Year (2+3) Plan,
And 2030 Development Goals Unveiled a three-step strategy for the next 10 years， To become a green, high-tech, leading global mining company by 2030
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Acquired the Buriticá Gold Mine in Colombia
Acquired a 50.1% interest in
Julong Copper
Acquired 100% of the interest in the Aurora Gold Mine in Guyana
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Gained full ownership of the Timok Copper-Gold Mine in Serbia By finally securing 100% of interest in the mine’s Upper Zone and Lower Zone
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The Group’s 25th anniversary
Announced the goal of “doubling Zijin’s market cap in five years”
Acquired a 63% interest in the RTB Bor Group of Serbia
Acquired stakes in the Timok Copper-Gold Mine in Serbia, Including 100% of the interest in the mine’s Upper Zone and a 60.4% interest in its Lower Zone
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Acquired 100% of the interest in the Duobaoshan Copper Mine
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Overseas business started to deliver significant returns
Increased its interest in the Kolwezi Copper Mine to 72%
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Acquired a 50% interest and 50% shareholders’ loans in Barrick Niugini Limited
Acquired a 49.5% interest in Kamoa Holding Limited
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Achieved its second strategic goal of
“Becoming a leading metals miner in China”
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Released its first Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report
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Got listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (ticker code 601899), Raising RMB 9.8 billion
The Zijinshan Mine was officially recognized as the “Largest Gold Mine in China”
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Achieved its first strategic goal of “becoming a leading gold mining company in China” Began to expand its business overseas
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Got listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (ticker code 2899), Raising HKD 1.2 billion and starting to expand in China
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Acquired the Ashele Copper Mine in Xinjiang
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Acquired Guizhou Zijin,
The first step to its expansion in China
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Converted into a joint-stock company Established the Fujian Zijin Mining Co., Ltd.
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Converted into a limited liability company
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Renamed as
Fujian Minxi Zijin Mining Group Co., Ltd.
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Restructured and became
Shanghang Zijin Mining Company Began to build and develop the Zijinshan Gold Mine
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Predecessor company
Shanghang Minerals Company Was founded
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Chen Jinghe accurately predicted the mineralization of the Zijinshan Mine: gold in the upper zone and copper in the lower zone, discovering and measuring the first ultra-large copper-gold deposit in the volcanic landscapes of Southeastern China’s coastal regions. The discovery later earned the First Prize of the State Science and Technology Progress Award.
