广西实施针对性政策措施 开展矿业权整合和“小散乱”企业综合治理

Core Viewpoint - Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is implementing targeted policy measures to promote the integration of mining rights and comprehensive governance of "small, scattered, and chaotic" enterprises, aiming for high-quality development in the mining sector [1]. Group 1: Mining Rights Integration - The special action will be concentrated over a two-year period, focusing on integrating mines that do not meet safety requirements and have unreasonable development layouts [3]. - Key minerals targeted for integration include lead, zinc, tin, antimony, tungsten, manganese, and gold [3]. - By the end of 2027, the number of mining rights in the region is expected to decrease from 2,612 to below 1,800, with the proportion of large and medium-sized mines increasing from 61% to over 80% [3]. Group 2: Governance of "Small, Scattered, and Chaotic" Enterprises - The governance will address the entire chain of mineral resource extraction and processing, categorizing enterprises for closure, restructuring, or upgrading based on their compliance with regulations [3]. - The goal is to close all non-compliant enterprises within 3 to 5 months and to achieve comprehensive standardization in production management of mineral processing, smelting, and processing enterprises by 2027, increasing the proportion of large and medium-sized enterprises from 43% to 60% [3]. Group 3: Policy and Planning - Guangxi has issued opinions and action plans to strengthen mining rights management and promote high-quality development in the mining sector, clarifying integration requirements and governance measures [3]. - The focus will be on optimizing industrial layout, innovating high-end products, digital transformation, green low-carbon development, and deepening open cooperation [4]. Group 4: Safety and Environmental Management - The mining sector is recognized as a high-risk industry, with an emphasis on enhancing safety through improved access standards, regulatory oversight, and upgrades [5]. - Environmental protection will be integrated into mining resource development, with a commitment to source control and collaborative regulation to support mining integration and industrial upgrades [4].