The prices of non-ferrous metals have risen to a high level, and Chinese mining companies' acquisitions are eye-catching.

With the prices of non-ferrous metals climbing to new highs, the recent international mining industry mergers and acquisitions have been on the rise, with Chinese companies performing particularly well. Behind the rush to acquire mining resources, the current high prices of non-ferrous metals have helped companies like Luoyang Molybdenum and Zijin Mining set new performance targets for 2025, with their market values also reaching historical highs. The frequent deployment of industrial capital reflects the increasing competition for high-quality mineral resources globally and indicates a long-term bullish view on the prices of non-ferrous metals. Industry analysts believe that in the current environment of wide price fluctuations, mining companies need to balance scale expansion and risk control in their M&A activities, and adapt to various uncertainties by using various financial instruments and other means.