In Liaoning Province, a gold mine with about 0.2 tons of gold reserves was sold to a state-run gold company at a price equivalent to seven tons.
On Nov. 21, China’s state-run newspaper, the Procuratorial Daily announced the partial result of an ongoing corruption investigation into four entities: the state-run mining company, China National Gold Group Company, and its Liaoning Province firm, the gold bureau of the Liaoning provincial government, a geology team under the purview of the Liaoning authorities, and the Jintai-Hongqi Gold Mine and its former owners.
