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    India’s Hindustan Zinc to invest $438 million to build reprocessing plant

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    India's Hindustan Zinc to invest $438 million to build reprocessing plant
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    Aug 18 (Reuters) – Hindustan Zinc will spend 38.23 billion rupees ($437.5 million) to arrange a metals reprocessing plant, the Indian miner mentioned on Monday, as part of its plans to ramp-up capability.

    The brand new plant, with a processing capability of 10 million tons each year, will recuperate metallic from tailing dumps – a phrase used to discuss with the piles of waste left behind after the metallic is extracted from ores.

    The manufacturing facility will increase the corporate’s general mineral restoration, Hindustan Zinc added in its assertion, serving to its bigger goal of doubling its annual capacity to 2 million tons.

    In June, Hindustan Zinc introduced funding plans of $1.39 billion to arrange a metals complicated within the northwestern state of Rajasthan, the place it already operates a zinc smelter.

    https://www.reuters.com/world/india/indias-hindustan-zinc-invest-438-million-build-reprocessing-plant-2025-08-18

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