Romania’s insolvent Remin considers assessing mineral resources in tailings ponds
Romania’s state-owned mining company Remin Baia Mare, which has been under insolvency for 16 years and owes more than EUR 100 million mainly to the state, is considering the evaluation of potential mineral resources contained in several…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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Romania’s state-owned mining company Remin Baia Mare, which has been under insolvency for 16 years and owes more than EUR 100 million mainly to the state, is considering the evaluation of potential mineral resources contained in several tailings ponds it manages, according to Profit.ro.
The company is planning exploration works with an estimated cost of about EUR 0.9 million, aimed at determining whether economically recoverable quantities of gold, silver, copper, zinc, and other non-ferrous metals are present in historical waste deposits.
