Shizhuyuan Mine

Location: Chenzhou, Hunan Province, China​ Mindat

Estimated Reserves: Approximately 750,000 tonnes of WO₃ ore, 490,000 tonnes of Sn ore, 300,000 tonnes of Bi ore, 130,000 tonnes of Mo ore, 200,000 tonnes of Be ore, and 7,000 tonnes of fluorite ​Mindat

Ownership: Specific ownership details are not readily available, but the mine operates under Chinese mining enterprises.​ Project Blue+1Wikipedia+1

Overview: The Shizhuyuan mine is recognized as China’s largest polymetallic tungsten deposit. Located approximately 15 km southeast of Chenzhou City, it boasts substantial reserves of various ores, including a significant quantity of fluorite. The mine’s diverse mineral composition makes it a critical asset in China’s mining sector. ​Mindat+1ResearchGate+1