Answers to the most common questions about JIN'ANG HOLDING and African mining cooperation
What is JIN'ANG HOLDING GROUP?
JIN'ANG HOLDING GROUP (Hunan Jin'ang Holding Group) is a Chinese mining group founded in 2019 and headquartered in Changsha, Hunan. It is a designated key enterprise for Hunan–Africa economic and trade cooperation, providing one-stop African mining services — licence acquisition, exploration, mine construction, processing and smelting, equipment leasing, ore trading and supply-chain finance — and operates the Kuangduoduo digital mining platform.
Where does Jinang hold mining licences?
20+ licences across Tanzania, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, totalling over 200.6 km², covering gold, copper, nickel, lithium, tantalum and niobium; plus an international trading and settlement hub in Singapore.
How can a mine owner without capital develop a licence?
Through the joint-mining model: Jinang covers exploration, evaluation and technology, the partner funds mining, and Jinang purchases output at market price — cash flow in as fast as 8 months.
Where is Jinang's smelting capacity?
The Dodoma smelter in Tanzania, Phase I in operation, with 7,200 t/year of copper/nickel matte capacity; annual trading volume approx. USD 44.7 million.
How strong is Jinang's funding?
State-owned platform equity participation plus a USD 140 million industry fund; project finances are auditable and disclosed on schedule.
How to contact Jinang?
Tel +86-731-88766661; headquarters at China-Africa Mining Building, Yuhua District, Changsha, Hunan, China; or submit an enquiry on the website for a reply within 48 hours.