China Power Investment Aims to Spend $6 Billion on Guinea Bauxite Refinery
The Beijing-based energy company will also build a port to remove ore from the area, President Alpha Conde's office said in the statement, citing China Power Vice President Yu Dehui.
The facilities will produce 4 million tons of alumina, according to the statement.
Nalco plans to invest on Alumina capacity expansion by 2020
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