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Zijin Mining Expands Gold Exploration in Southwest Serbia

China's Zijin Mining is significantly enhancing its exploration activities in Serbia, moving beyond its established copper operations in the eastern part of the country....

Rogozna Gold-Copper Project Gains Momentum in Serbia’s Mining Landscape

The Rogozna massif, located in southern Serbia, is emerging as a significant player in Europe's gold-copper mining sector. Over the past two years, extensive...

Strickland Metals advances Rogozna project as Zijin increases investment

Recent developments in Serbia's mining sector highlight the increasing interest in the Rogozna massif, a significant site for gold and copper exploration. Strickland Metals...

Rogozna Mining Area in Serbia Sees Significant Gold Resource Upgrade

The Rogozna mining area in southern Serbia has reported a substantial increase in its gold resources, particularly from the Gradina deposit, which has exceeded...

Global mining companies increase exploration efforts in Serbia’s Timok region, a key copper-gold area

Recent developments indicate a significant surge in exploration activities across Serbia, positioning the country as a competitive player within Europe’s copper-gold sector. Notably, major...

Strickland Metals’ gold quest in Serbia: Where promising geology meets local and political challenges

When Australian-listed Strickland Metals began drilling into the steep slopes of Rogozna mountain in southern Serbia, few outside the mining sector paid attention. Serbia...

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