VI Group Invited to Beijing Haidian District Australia & South America Mining Investment Briefing

Amid the global energy transition and the ongoing reshaping of the international resource landscape, mining investment is increasingly returning to fundamentals of long-term value creation and institutional certainty. For Chinese enterprises, overseas expansion is no longer a matter of isolated opportunity selection, but a comprehensive assessment of compliance capability, risk awareness, and the robustness of professional systems.

On October 20, 2025, an Australia and South America Mining Investment Seminar, jointly organized by the Beijing Haidian District Bureau of Commerce and relevant government authorities, was successfully held. As the functional department of the Haidian District People’s Government responsible for commerce-related affairs, the Bureau oversees domestic and foreign trade, service sector development, investment promotion, and foreign economic cooperation. It has long been committed to optimizing the regional business environment and establishing platforms for government–enterprise dialogue to support high-quality corporate development.

At the seminar, VI Mining Group was invited to share its investment experience and risk management practices in Australia and other overseas mining markets. With long-standing and in-depth engagement in the Australian mining sector, the Group has developed systematic research and practical expertise across market entry mechanisms, governance frameworks, and resource value assessment, providing professional reference for enterprises pursuing international expansion. As one of the world’s most mature mining jurisdictions, Australia’s core strengths extend beyond its resource endowment to include a clear and stable legal system, a transparent mineral tenure regime, and highly developed ESG and compliance frameworks. In such an environment, investment outcomes are often determined by the depth of regulatory understanding and the effectiveness of upfront capability building, rather than by resource evaluation alone.

Through this seminar, VI Mining Group further strengthened its engagement with relevant Haidian District authorities and participating enterprises, gaining firsthand insight into the district’s comprehensive service framework and pragmatic support measures for facilitating corporate “going global” initiatives. Looking ahead, the Group will continue to leverage its accumulated professional expertise in international mining investment and project execution, together with its long-term, in-depth understanding of overseas markets. Building on policy coordination and efficient resource alignment, VI Mining Group remains committed to advancing the implementation of overseas mining projects that are both commercially viable and sustainable, supporting enterprises in achieving stable and long-term international development.