Amidst the disaster resulting from a massive mudslide and flooding throughout the Gansu Province, China Mineral Company has pledged to help local residents and business affected by the natural disaster.

The China Mineral Company has begun to explore several advancements in mining technology as a way to remain a leading producer of silver and gold in the competitive market in China, and looks to begin to use these new technologies beginning in 2011.

The repercussions for improper safety concerns for China's largest gold producer continue, as three plant managers for Zijin Mining were detained after acid leaks poisoned local rivers, sending their stock plummeting.

Greg Kelly of China Mineral Company reports that the recent surge in consumption of gold in China will not only help to raise the price of gold but is set to soon surpass India as the world's largest buyer and seller of gold.

China Mineral Company now holds 80 sq. miles of most highly prospective area in Gansu Provence

Analysts from the China Mineral Company reported today that Bank of America (BoA) has released a statement on the future of gold demand.

Bolstered by concerns of rising soverign debt in Europe and the United States, gold reached a six-week high as investors increasingly view the metal as an alternative to currencies.

News sources inside the province state report that the China Mineral Company, a particularly successful venture, has declined offers for consolidation.

In the past five years, many small, privately owned Chinese gold mining companies, such as China Mineral Company, have popped up in the Gansu hills, and are likely to be bought out in the near future.

China's gold output soared 11.34 percent to a record 313.98 tonnes in 2009, maintaining its No.1 rank as the world's biggest producer of the precious metal, reports the China Mineral Company.

China Mineral Company is now working with non-Chinese firms to offer shares to non-Chinese citizens.

Tad Brooks of the China Mineral Company attributes gold's record run to low borrowing rates within the U.S.

International demand may push gold prices beyond $1,500 an ounce, reports Tad Brooks of the China Mineral Company.

China Mineral Company has just entered into a lucrative deal with the Chinese Government and has been granted exclusive mineral rights.

China Mineral Company ("CMC"), a private enterprise located in the Gansu region of China, is already exceeding investor expectations.