Obtaining a Right to Mine in the PRC: Impediments and Opportunities

The government hopes that changes to China's mining laws and regulations will encourage greater foreign exploration and exploitation of mineral projects. Are foreign mining companies ready to enter China? And what is holding them back?

1 minute readJuly 02, 2003 at 12:58 AM

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By Marcia Ward and Campbell Izzard, Allens Arthur Robinson, Shanghai

China is one of the world's largest mineral producers, but the sector attracts very little overseas investment. There is a perception held by foreign investors and capital markets that China continues to be a challenging and high-risk environment.

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