en.Wedoany.com Reported - The construction of the comprehensive utilization project for the Dawushao mining area dolomite mine in Xian'an District, Xianning, Hubei, China is accelerating. The project, invested with 1.043 billion yuan by Xianning Gaoxin Mining Co., Ltd., covers a total area of 957 mu and boasts total dolomite reserves of 97.0423 million tons. The project is making an all-out sprint towards the goal of feeding materials for trial production in July 2026. The construction permit has been obtained, the main structure of the R&D center has been capped, and works such as the finished product warehouse, retaining walls, and external transport roads are progressing simultaneously.

This dolomite mine encompasses two types of resources for metallurgical flux and construction use, with an annual designed production capacity of no less than 4 million tons and a service life exceeding 20 years. The project adopts an "EPC+F+O" model, integrating mining, intelligent processing, and green operations, with environmental protection investment accounting for about 2%. During the project's advancement, the enterprise secured the mining rights for 500 million yuan in August 2024 and obtained the mining permit in October of the same year. Faced with approvals from over a dozen departments, the team significantly compressed the approval cycle through parallel processing; land acquisition spanned two townships and multiple village groups, and the impasse in demolition and resettlement was broken through door-to-door communication. To tackle challenges such as complex terrain and the impact of the rainy season, the project team has been working against a detailed schedule. Currently, the earth and stone work for external roads is complete, and factory building capping and equipment installation are progressing in close succession. Once operational, this dolomite mine project will alleviate the supply-demand contradiction of high-quality aggregates in Central China, providing support for regional infrastructure construction and the development of the steel industry.

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