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Establishing and improving China’s mineral resource capitalization market:reflections and insights
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- School of Management,China University of Mining and Technology (Beijing)|Yunnan Geology and Mineral Resources Investigation Group Co.,Ltd.|The 7th Geological Brigade of Sichuan|Geological Research Institute of China National Chemical Corporation Geological and Mining Administration
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Abstract:
As an essential material foundation,the development of the mineral resources capitalization market is crucial for promoting high-quality growth in the mining industry.By analyzing the current state of China’s mineral resource capitalization market,including its futures market,risk exploration capital market,and credit system construction,this paper proposes strategies for establishing a multi-level mineral capital market system.Drawing from international experience and aligning with the realities of China’s mining industry development,the paper provides a systematic analysis.China’s mining capital market is still in its early stages,with a lagging mining sector and challenges in financing exploration enterprises.Establishing a futures market,a risk exploration capital market,and a sound mining credit system can effectively promote the development of the mining capital market and strengthen the security of industrial and supply chains.By improving the multi-tiered mining capital market and market regulation system,China can enhance its mining industry’s international competitiveness and provide a solid foundation for the nation’s sustainable economic development.This research offers reflections and references for establishing and improving China’s mineral resource capitalization market.
Keywords:
mineral resource capitalization;options market;risk exploration;industrial and supply chain security;high-quality development
