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Trades about 84% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Shanghai, China, Pengxin International Mining Co.,Ltd, established in 2000, primarily operates in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Its core business encompasses the full spectrum of copper ore operations, including mining, processing, smelting, and subsequent sales. The company is a producer of high-purity cathode copper, a critical material utilized across various industries such as wire and cable manufacturing, electronics, copper material processing, mechanical engineering, and the forging of copper alloys. Beyond its mining endeavors, Pengxin also engages in the extensive trading of metals. This includes non-ferrous metals like copper, aluminum, nickel, and silver, as well as precious metals, facilitated through partnerships with a diverse network of large and medium-sized trading firms. Further diversifying its portfolio, the company extends services in corporate financing and foreign investment. Additionally, it plays a role in the new energy materials industry chain by investing in, developing, constructing, and managing upstream mining resources and associated materials. Initially known as Shanghai Synica Co., LTD, the firm officially adopted the name Pengxin International Mining Co.,Ltd in July 2013.
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