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18
June
2012
The MBC corporation and China Nonferrous Metal Industry’s Foreign Engineering and Construction Co., Ltd. entered into a framework agreement.
The signing ceremony took place in Moscow on April 28, 2012 in the framework of Russian-Chinese trade and investment forum in the presence of First Deputy chairman of the government of the Russian Federation Igor Shuvalov and Deputy Prime Minister of the State Council of China Wu Yi Li Keqiang. On the Russian part the agreement was signed by General Director MBC Corporation Ilya Okhtyrskiy, and from the Chinese part - by the CEO of NFC Van Huntsyan. The document stipulates that the Chinese partner will participate in the industrial development of Ozernoye complex deposit located in the Republic of Buryatia and in the construction of Ozerny GOK. In accordance with agreement NFC shall purchase a 50% share in Ozerny project. The companies will further enter into an integrated contract to manage the design, procurement and construction of the Ozerny GOK (the so-called EPCM contract), as well as a contract for the supply of marketable products of the Ozerny GOK. In addition, NFC will arrange debt financing construction. Background: Chinese company China Nonferrous Metal Industry's Foreign
Engineering and Construction Co., Ltd. (NFC) is mainly engaged in
international contracts for the design and construction of
industrial facilities, as well as the development of mineral
resources of ferrous metals. The company's activities include
the entire cycle of design, technical consultancy, supply,
installation and start-up of processing equipment, staff
training, etc. NFC carried out its projects in the Middle East,
Africa, Southeast Asia and CIS. The company has been several
time included onto the lists "225 most powerful international
contractors" and "200 most powerful international designers"
according to the estimates of ENR, a reputable international
publishing house that specializes in engineering.
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