(Ottawa Road Power) Canada indicates that Chinese state -owned investors who will not force three large Canadian mining companies will reduce their holdings because this will bring policy uncertainty.
According to Reuters, the Canadian Nature Energy Minister Wilkinson made the above statement at the Canadian Exploration and Development Association (PDAC) annual conference on Tuesday (March 7) in Toronto.
He said: "If you start to review the investment, you will have various uncertainty. It is not sure whether a 'investment' is really an investment."
Wilkinson said that Canada will continue to trade with China, including some trade involving key minerals.This is the first time Canadian officials have clarified the prospects of Chinese -funded enterprises, especially state -owned enterprises, especially state -owned enterprises.However, Wilkinson also said that Canada is still worried that Chinese state -owned enterprises will control Canadian mining companies through long -term purchase agreements.
Canada once requested the three Chinese enterprises to withdraw money on the grounds of Guoan
The three Canadian mining companies involved in this statement are Tike Resources, Aifenhao Mining Co., Ltd. and First Quantum Mining Co., Ltd.China State -owned China Investment Co., Ltd., CITIC Metal Group, and Jiangxi Copper Group are the largest single shareholders of the above three Canadian mining companies.
The Canadian government required three Chinese companies to withdraw capital from Canadian mining companies on the grounds of national security last November.This move has attracted criticism of the Canadian mining industry, and it has also caused the outside world to worry about the prospects of Chinese -funded investment in the Canadian mining industry.
