en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Department of Natural Resources of Shandong Province, China, has entrusted the Shandong Public Resources Trading Center to list six exploration rights for auction, including the "Gold Mine Survey in Changkoujian Area, Pingdu City, Shandong Province." The application period for bidding is from July 6 to August 14, 2026, and the listing period is from August 17 to August 28.
Among the six exploration rights offered, three are for gold mines, located in Pingdu City, Xintai City, and Rushan City respectively; the other three are for iron mines, located in Laiwu District of Jinan City, Linzi District of Zibo City, and Shizhong District of Zaozhuang City. The auction method is online listing, and interested bidders can log in to the official website of the Shandong Public Resources Trading Center (https://ggzyjyzx.shandong.gov.cn/), enter the trading hall page, and download the listing documents.
Bidders must be for-profit legal persons or non-profit legal persons (specifically public institution legal persons) registered within the People's Republic of China (excluding Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan), with sufficient financial strength to meet exploration needs. Joint bids are not accepted. Additionally, bidders must not be listed on the "National Mining Rights Exploration and Mining Information Management System," "Credit China," "National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System," or other platforms as being on the list of abnormal operations or seriously dishonest enterprises.
Mineral resource exploration is characterized by high risk and high investment. The geological data provided by the seller is based on current understanding and is for reference only, and does not constitute a guarantee of the exploration prospects or resource conditions of the exploration rights. Bidders may conduct on-site surveys on their own to fully understand the current status of the exploration block, geological mineralization conditions, and external conditions and relevant policies affecting exploration operations or subsequent conversion to mining, such as land, roads, water bodies, underground pipelines, above-ground attachments, and community relations within the transfer scope, and prudently assess investment risks.
