China Nonferrous Gold Limited

China Nonferrous Gold Limited

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China Nonferrous Gold LimitedGB flagLondon Stock Exchange
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4.97MMarket Cap
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Company Description

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CEO
Xiaohua Wang
Full Time Employees
701
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Gold
Address
One Nexus Way Grand Cayman Cayman Islands KY1-9005
IPO Date
Oct 17, 2003
Business
China Nonferrous Gold Limited is actively engaged in the exploration, development, and operational mining of gold resources, with its primary focus located in Central Asia. The company wholly owns the Pakrut gold project, a substantial asset situated within the resource-rich southern Tien-Shan Fold belt of Tajikistan. This enterprise involves the full spectrum of mining activities, from initial prospecting to the production of gold concentrate and bullion. Originally established as Kryso Resources Corporation Limited, the company transitioned to its current name, China Nonferrous Gold Limited, in October 2013, the same year it was incorporated. Based in the Cayman Islands, the company previously had its shares traded on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange, though these securities were delisted from trading in May 2024. China Nonferrous Gold Limited operates as a subsidiary of China Nonferrous Metals Mining (Group) Co. Limited, drawing on a long history of involvement in Tajikistan's mining sector as a significant foreign investor. Production activities at its Pakrut mine have included processing hundreds of thousands of tons of ore annually, yielding thousands of kilograms of gold.