Zijin Mining Unveils Decade-Long Technology Strategy at Science and Technology Conference

By Public Technologies
  • Zijin Mining unveiled a decade-long technology strategy on October 17 at its eighth Science and Technology Conference in Shanghang, Fujian.
  • The strategy targets greater global competitiveness through advanced technologies, digitalization and intelligent mining operations.
  • Priorities include addressing technical bottlenecks, applying research results in production and establishing a global technology management framework.
  • Chairman Zou Laichang called for broader industry cooperation to resolve technical challenges and strengthen supply-chain resilience.


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