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Mining Weekly reported that India has identified 7 860 km2 in the Central Indian Ocean Basin that can be considered a first-generation mine site.
Mining Weekly reported that India has identified 7 860 km2 in the Central Indian Ocean Basin that can be considered a first-generation mine site.
As quoted in the market report:
The 75 000 km2 area comprising the CIOB had an estimated polymetallic nodule resource potential of 380-million tons containing 4.7-million tons of nickel, 4.29-million tons of copper, 0.55-million tons of cobalt and 92.59-million tons of manganese, the Minister said.
To view the whole Mining Weekly report, click here.
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