Konkola Copper Mines, a subsidiary of Vedanta Resources, headed by Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal, and China-based NERIN Engineering have signed a $498 million agreement to build a copper waste recovery plant in Zambia. The plant, to be constructed in Chingola, aims to recover approximately 70,000 tons of copper annually.
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Konkola Copper Mines, a subsidiary of Vedanta Resources, headed by Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal, and China-based NERIN Engineering have signed a $498 million agreement to build a copper waste recovery plant in Zambia. The plant, to be constructed in Chingola, aims to recover approximately 70,000 tons of copper annually.