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Deuventi operates three major coal mines in Heilongjiang Province, China, specialising in coal extraction, washing, and sales.

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Dragon Tower Energy (Hong Kong) – Deuventi Dragon Tower Energy

Dragon Tower Energy is a core business of Deuventi owning LanFeng Mining and Shuangli Mining. The future of coal mining will be shaped by energy transition, technological advancements, environmental policies, and market demand. Through automation and intelligent mining technologies, Dragon Tower Energy enhances efficiency and safety in extraction operations. The company also actively promotes clean coal technologies, including Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) to minimise the environmental impact of coal usage, ensuring a sustainable and responsible approach to the industry’s future.

LanFeng Mining
LanFeng Mining

LanFeng Mining No. 2 is located 90 kilometres from the city centre. It benefits from convenient transportation infrastructure, with access to the Qitaihe-Baoqing provincial highway and an extensive network of mining roads. The company specialises in coal extraction, washing, and sales. The company was established in May 2013, with total assets of ¥4 billion and a mining area of 3.0 square kilometres. The site contains 12 mineable coal seams, with total resources of 10.14 million tons and industrial reserves of 8.79 million tons. The mine operates under low gas and moderate hydrogeological conditions, with no risk of spontaneous combustion or rock bursts, ensuring a stable and safe mining environment.

LanFeng Mining has an annual raw coal production capacity of 1.5 million tons, and offers a diverse range of high-quality coal products, including prime coking coal, 1/3 coking coal, lean coal, meagre coal, and anthracite. The company manages five 300,000-ton mines, located across different villages and regions.

Additionally, LanFeng Mining processes and sells raw coal through its downstream subsidiary Qitaihe Lanxing Coal Industry Co., Ltd. which reaches an annual coal washing capacity of 2.4 million tons. LanFeng also operates five coal preparation plants, utilising dense medium separation and jigging coal washing technologies to enhance coal quality.

The company has an estimated total output value exceeding $200 million, and has established long-term partnerships with major steel, coal chemical, building materials, and energy enterprises. These collaborations not only expand the market for clean and medium coal, but also help alleviate regional coal supply shortages, stimulate economic growth, create significant employment opportunities, and contribute positively to local fiscal revenue.

LanFeng Mining No. 13 is located in Hongwei Town, LanFeng Township, Qitaihe City, Heilongjiang Province with 12 mineable coal seams and an annual coal production capacity of 300,000 tons.

Deuventi continuously optimises the mine development system and enhances the mechanisation of mining operations, ensuring efficient resource extraction and sustainable regional economic growth. The mine has created approximately 450 local jobs, contributing to employment stability and social harmony in the area.

Shuangli Mine

Shuangli Mine is located southeast of Longtou Village, Qiezihe District, Qiezihe City, just 3 kilometres from the S308 provincial highway. The mine employs a sloped shaft development system with a central parallel exhaust ventilation system, enabling an expected production capacity of 40,000 tons per year. The mine primarily extracts coal from Seams 109, 113, 114, and 119, with lean coal as the dominant type. The coal seams have an inclination of 30–40 degrees and an average thickness of approximately 0.7 meters, offering an annual output of 300,000 tons. The mining area spans 5.16 square kilometres, with coal reserves of 9.8 million tons, including coking coal, 1/3 coking coal, lean coal, and meagre coal.

The aggregate investment adds to approximately $50 million, supporting the employment of around 490 local workers, promoting regional economic development and social stability.

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