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14 December 2020

Angola Calls for Chinese Investment in Renewable Energy and Manufacturing
Angola is seeking Chinese investment in solar energy, wind power and biodiesel, as well as in electrical components and hardware manufacturing, the country´s ambassador to China has said.
08 December 2020

Angolan Rare Earths to be Processed in the UK
Australian miner Pensana has selected Saltend Chemicals Park to install a rare earths industrial facility that will process raw material from Angola´s Longonjo mine, whose development is supported by China Great Wall Industry.
03 December 2020

Brazil´s Vale Production Bellow Forecast, as Demand from China Soars
The lowering of iron ore output forecasts by Brazilian miner Vale, the world´s biggest global producer of the material, led to a seven-year high on prices Wednesday. 
02 December 2020

Hong Kong´s China Development Integration to Invest USD 200 million in Brazil
Hong Kong-based China Development Integration Limited (CDIL) group is set to invest USD 200 million in Brazil, through a local investment fund.
30 November 2020

China´s CCC to Pay EUR 169.4 Million for Portuguese Builder Mota-Engil
Portuguese construction company Mota-Engil rallied on the stock exchange last Friday, after the conclusion of a strategic partnership and investment agreement with China Communications Construction Company (ACPC).
20 November 2020

Sino Energy Planning to Buy Cement Plant in Northern Mozambique
China-based Sino Energy has signed a non-legally-binding memorandum of understanding with Hong Kong Construction Group in which it agreed to buy a 65% stake in a 0.4Mt/yr cement plant in Pemba, capital of Mozambique´s Cabo Delgado Province.
06 November 2020

Samsung Nears Conclusion of Mozambique Gas Facility Construction
Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard is nearing the conclusion of the construction of the Coral-Sul FLNG facility, which will sail-away to Mozambique in 2021 to begin natural gas extraction in the north of the country. 
27 October 2020

Brazilian Meat Packing Plants to Resume Sales to China
Two Brazilian meat packing plants have been authorised to resume sales to China after receiving bans over Covid-19 concerns earlier this year, according to Brazil’s Agriculture Ministry.
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