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Serbia, Country is an important source of rare minerals

Today, mining is an important factor in economic activity and growth in Serbia, and at the beginning of this year, this branch of industry...

Serbia, Who are the main players in the ore exploration business

A dozen companies based in Australia, Canada and China, through offshore companies and affiliates in Serbia, control about 90 percent of the territory in...

Serbia, The state got another significant mine

Namely, the Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure put the working version of the spatial plan of the area of ​​special purpose for the...

Serbian public believes that miner Rio Tinto should pay higher ore rent

Considering that the ore rent for the type of ore that would be exploited in the vicinity of Loznica is five percent, Serbia would...

Serbia relies on lithium exploitation

Of all the known metals, lithium is the lightest, ie with the lowest density, which explains its advantage in battery design. Lithium-ion batteries have...

Serbia’s potential to exploit iridium and other platinum group metals

Iridium is most widespread in Russia, South Africa and Canada, and it is also found in South America. In the world, it is most...

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