Mr. Medvedev, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Non-Ferrous Metal Processing Plant in Yekaterinburg, Russia, and his delegation visited and inspected the National University.
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2012-04-05 14:19
On the afternoon of April 4th, Mr. Medvedev, Chairman of the Board of the Yekaterinburg Non-ferrous Metal Processing Plant in Russia; Mr. Denis, General Manager; Mr. Sergey, Manager of the Technology Department; and Ms. Marina, Manager of the International Department, accompanied by Mr. Martin, Marketing Director of Safina Company in Czech Republic, visited Guoda Company for an inspection. Mr. Tan Keliang, Deputy Mayor of Zhaoyuan City; Mr. Ma Lihai, Director of the Economic and Information Bureau; Ms. Huang Jiying, Director of the Commerce Bureau; Mr. Xu Yongxiang, Chairman and President of Guoda Company; Mr. Cao Yongchao, Assistant General Manager and Plant Manager of Guoda Safina; and Mr. Zhang Shoude, Deputy Plant Manager, received Mr. Medvedev and his delegation. Mr. Medvedev and his delegation first visited the company's direct cyanidation production workshop to learn about the technological level of Guoda Safina. Afterwards, they held friendly talks with Chairman Xu Yongxiang in the company's second-floor meeting room.
Established in 1916, the Yekaterinburg Non-ferrous Metal Processing Plant in Russia belongs to the Renova Group. It mainly provides precious metal refining and processing services, as well as industrial gold, silver, and platinum finished products. It is the largest platinum producer in Russia. During the talks, both sides conducted in-depth exchanges on cooperation and reached a preliminary consensus. Next, the company will conduct a detailed investigation and research of the domestic market based on the cooperation intentions of both sides. On this basis, further in-depth discussions and exchanges will be conducted to push the cooperation between the two sides into a substantive stage.
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