China Shenhua says hopes to restart talks on Mongolia mine

* Shenhua in talks to buy assets in N.America, Africa,Australia, Indonesia -CEO * Coal sales this yr seen exceeding earlier target (Recasts with quotes, details) By Charlie Zhu and Alison Lui HONG KONG, March 26 - Shenhua Energy Co Ltd , China's largest coal producer, expects its negotiations to invest in Mongolia's giant Tavan Tolgoi coal...
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WorleyParsons wins contract in Mongolia

Engineering giant WorleyParsons has won a contract to build a copper and molybdenum processing plant in Mongolia. The company, in a statement on Friday, said it had been awarded the engineering, procurement and construction management contract for the Tsagaan Suvarga project operated by the largest privately-owned firm in Mongolia, Mongolyn Alt Corporation. WorleyParsons...
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N.K. envoy meets with Nakai proxy in Mongolia

Kyodo ULAN BATOR — A senior North Korean official in charge of Japanese affairs spoke in Mongolia Saturday with a Japanese professor believed to be serving as a de facto proxy for Hiroshi Nakai, a former state minister in charge of the abduction issue. Sadaki Manabe, a Takushoku University professor involved in assisting those kidnapped and their...
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KPMG Forms Alignment to Expand Capabilities in Mongolia

Agreement with NIMM Audit creates country's largest audit, tax and advisory services provider HONG KONG, March 18, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- KPMG in Mongolia and NIMM Audit, a leading Mongolian professional services company, have agreed to align as KPMG LLC -- forming a combined team including 50 local audit, tax and advisory professionals...
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Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi to Start Copper and Gold Production in Late 2012

by Stuart Burns on MARCH 15, 2012 Style: Industry News    Category: Non-Ferrous Metals, Supply & Demand Keywords: Copper, Gold As Chile is hit by falling ore grades and Peru is hit by delays due to populist agitation, the copper market is pinning a lot on the start of copper production...
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Crucial Coal: Powering Mongolia's Future

Electricity demand in Mongolia - major driver from world-class mineral deposits The dramatic and continuing rise in Mongolia's energy demand is being driven by the rapid development of the country's mining based economy. During the period of 2007‐2011, electricity...
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