A Leap Toward Intelligent, Green Resource Development

The new industrial park reflects China’s push toward intelligent resource development, sustainable mining, and high-efficiency processing. Located in Xilin Gol League, a region rich in iron ore reserves, the facility will serve as a central processing hub that adds value to raw ore through advanced crushing and screening technologies.

The project is being led by Inner Mongolia IronTech Resources Co., Ltd., a regional mining enterprise that has committed to green development and industrial modernization.

Key Features of the Project:

• Total Investment: ¥140 million (~$19 million USD)

• Annual Capacity: 3 million metric tons of iron ore

• Land Area: ~120 mu (~20 acres)

• Construction Timeline: June 2025 to December 2026

• Technology: Automated crushing lines, intelligent screening, real-time monitoring

• Environmental Standards: Zero-dust, closed-loop water recycling, full compliance with national green mining guidelines

A Strategic Industrial Upgrade

For decades, Inner Mongolia has been known for its vast mineral reserves, but much of its raw ore has historically been shipped to processing facilities in other provinces—leading to higher logistics costs and limited local economic benefits. The establishment of a local crushing industrial park marks a significant shift toward on-site value addition and supply chain localization.

According to the project’s lead engineer, Mr. Liu Jianhua:

“This is not just about building a processing plant—this is about building a new industrial ecosystem. By crushing, screening, and grading ore at the source, we reduce waste, lower emissions, and create high-value products for steel mills and metallurgical plants across the country.”

Economic and Social Benefits

The park is expected to generate substantial economic benefits for the local community and the broader region:

• Annual Revenue Estimate: Over ¥780 million (~$107 million USD)

• Estimated Profit Margin: 12–15% after operational scaling

• Job Creation: 350+ direct jobs and up to 1,000 indirect positions in logistics, maintenance, and services

• Local Tax Contribution: More than ¥40 million per year

A Sustainable Vision

Environmental sustainability is at the core of the park’s design. The facility will incorporate:

• Enclosed Crushing Workshops: Preventing particulate escape

• High-Efficiency Dust Collection Systems

• Closed-Circuit Water Recycling Units: Reducing water usage by 70%

• Smart Energy Management: Optimizing power use across the entire operation

The developers have stated they intend to apply for National Green Mine Certification once operational.

Future Expansion Plans

Looking beyond 2026, the company plans to expand the industrial park in multiple phases:

1. Phase II: Upgrade capacity to 5 million tons per year

2. Phase III: Introduce iron concentrate beneficiation and magnetic separation

3. Logistics Hub: Integrate rail freight and intelligent warehousing

4. Export Gateways: Explore exporting processed ore to Mongolia, Russia, and Southeast Asia

The groundbreaking of the 3-million-ton Iron Ore Crushing Industrial Park marks a significant chapter in Inner Mongolia’s industrial evolution. With modern infrastructure, environmental foresight, and a strong economic rationale, the project is well-positioned to become a model for resource processing parks across China.

As global industries transition toward cleaner supply chains and smarter manufacturing, initiatives like this reflect the changing face of mining—from a traditionally extractive process to a future-ready, sustainable industry.