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Sat, Nov 14 2009

China Minmetals to buy stake in Hunan Nonferrous soon-official

SHANGHAI, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Minmetals , China's biggest base metals trader, is expected to buy a stake in the Hunan Nonferrous Group soon, an official from the China Nonferrous Metals Association said on Saturday.

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Minmetals says not aware of Hunan Nonferrous talks

BEIJING, Oct 21 (Reuters) - A spokesman for state-owned metals trader China Minmetals Corp [CHMIN.UL] said on Wednesday he was unaware of any discussions about taking over Hunan Nonferrous Corp , China's top zinc producer.

China's Huludao Zinc expands copper smelting capacity

HONG KONG, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Huludao Zinc , the second-biggest zinc smelter by capacity in China, said on Friday it is doubling copper smelting capacity by late next year, a move which could raise its demand for copper concentrate imports.

REFILE-UPDATE 1-China Zhuzhou to add 100,000T lead capacity

* After that, it will upgrade existing 100,000 tonne unit

RPT-China zinc smelters seek concentrates price clause

* Smelters want price participation clause for 2010 imports

China zinc smelters seek concentrates price clause

* Smelters want price participation clause for 2010 imports

UPDATE 1-China to subsidise loans for raw material imports

* Policy aids imports of base metal concentrates and ores

REFILE-WRAPUP 1-More provinces join China lead checks

* Hunan, Guangxi join Henan, Shaanxi in lead smelter checks

More provinces join China lead checks

SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Reuters) - The impact of a Chinese lead poisoning scandal spread to another two provinces on Tuesday, threatening further cuts in supply from the world's top producer of the metal.

More provinces join China lead checks

SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Reuters) - The impact of a Chinese lead poisoning scandal spread to another two provinces on Tuesday, threatening further cuts in supply from the world's top producer of the metal.

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