$?Bill in a ? Life mine, page-23497

I don't understand state v private businesses in China. But financing private sector investment for production facilites is inreasingly harder to fund in China, so they write.

No surprise though that China's largest private copper producer Nanfang Nonferrous got financing for its new smelter and this has been riding the back of the impending cu growth we keep hearing about.

China's priority is for cu smelter investment over lead and zinc, and China wants to become more self smelter sufficient.

Even though economy has negative cu price the availability from Chile and Peru remains in decline and if you check LME sales volume for the last 10 days its bloody big, while its cheap, hence even less cu inventory.

HCH with its Chinese heavy investor has to be on CE's breakfast menu each morning and perhaps above all the Rio, BHP and GC talk they maybe the hidden dragon ready for our cu concentrate sea water facility and even part of the open ongoing port facility agreement.

Aren't we a pretty thing