Russia and South Korea to jointly develop two Russian miner molybdenite

 2013 年 4 月 15 Day Network Russian energy giant En + Group announced Monday, will work with South Korean industrial and steelmakers World Asia Group (SeAH) to jointly develop East Siberia region Agaskyr molybdenum ore deposits.
Under the MOU, En + Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of Russia's largest molybdenum steel producer SMR company will work with the World Asia Group, a subsidiary of South Korea's largest molybdenum alloy manufacturer SeAH M & S companies, the SMR have Agaskyr molybdenum plating ore deposits carry out feasibility studies and bankable feasibility study. According to the study results, the two sides will consider other possibilities for long-term cooperation.
En + Group CEO Artem Volynets said that cooperation with the World Bank and Asian groups is essential for the development of Agaskyr deposit is En + Group to cooperate with South Korea an important milestone, I believe that Russia's East Siberia region's rich resources and a great location for En + Group, South Korea and other Asian countries to meet the growing demand to provide a unique advantage.Data show, En + Group is headquartered in Russia, is a diversified mining, metals and energy group, holds the world's largest aluminum company Rusal's controlling shares, Russia's largest independent power producer Russia Energy Group Limited 100% shares, as well as the world's leading supplier of molybdenum steel SMR 100% of the shares.World Asia Group's business covers steel production, mining investment and information technology, its World Asia is South Korea's largest steel company special steel manufacturer