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Trades about 49% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
China Nonferrous Mining Corporation Limited functions as an investment holding company, primarily engaged in the comprehensive lifecycle of copper and associated mineral resources. Its operations span from exploration, mining, and ore processing to leaching and smelting. The company produces and sells a diverse range of products, including copper cathodes, blister copper, copper anodes, copper-cobalt alloy, cobaltous hydroxide, and sulfuric acid. These outputs serve various industrial applications: copper concentrate and blister copper are crucial raw materials for copper smelters and electrolytic plants, respectively. Copper cathodes are fundamental for manufacturing wires, cables, electrical and electronic goods, and industrial equipment, while sulfuric acid is utilized in chemical fertilizer production. Beyond its core mining and processing activities, the company also engages in farming. Established in Beijing, China, in 2011, its geographical presence extends across Mainland China, Switzerland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Luxemburg, and various African regions. The company operates as a subsidiary of China Nonferrous Mining Development Limited.
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