October 13 – Hainan Mining has been officially approved as a Cross-Border Capital Centralized Operation Center in the Hainan Free Trade Port. This makes it the first enterprise in Changjiang County and the fifth in Hainan to obtain this qualification, providing robust financial support for the company's international operations.

By enabling the centralized management of global funds, the Cross-Border Capital Centralized Operation Center addresses the traditional operational pain points of "fragmentation, inefficiency, and high costs." It meets the need for flexible cross-border capital flows, facilitating more convenient and efficient processes for cross-border receipts and payments, currency exchange, and financing. This effectively promotes the integration of overseas assets, allowing for resource allocation, risk diversification, cost reduction, and profit enhancement from a global perspective.

Bougouni Lithium Mine

In recent years, Hainan Mining has focused on strategic resources and accelerated its global expansion, continuously strengthening its global industrial layout in "minerals + energy." The company has completed several acquisition projects, including the Bougouni Lithium Mine in Mali, Africa, and oil fields in the Sultanate of Oman in the Middle East. Its overseas assets now span Malaysia, Oman, Mali, and other countries. In the first half of 2025, the revenue of its overseas subsidiaries reached RMB 13.83 billion, accounting for 57% of the total, while overseas assets stood at RMB 7.068 billion, representing over 48% of the total.

With the impending island-wide customs operation closure of the Hainan Free Trade Port, Hainan Mining, as a local multinational resource enterprise, will fully leverage core advantages such as the Multi-Functional Free Trade Account and the Cross-Border Capital Centralized Operation Center. This will enhance its global capital operations and further advance its global resource layout.