Exploration Rights in the PRC: The How To and Where To Guide

China's mining industry hasn't experienced the dramatic growth in foreign investment that many other sectors of the economy have during the reform period. How can foreign investors tap in to the sector, and is the government committed to revamping the exploration industry?

11 minute readMay 02, 2003 at 12:58 AM

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By Marcia Ward and Campbell Izzard, Allens Arthur Robinson, Shanghai

For years the Ministry of Land and Resources (MOLAR) has promised to reform the approval process and the costs associated with securing exploration rights in the PRC, and in so doing to encourage foreign investment in an industry yet to experience the transformation wrought in other sectors of China's economy.

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