Griffin Mining To Restart Caijiaying Mine As China Lifts Restrictions

Wed, 12th Feb 2020 18:06

(Alliance News) - Griffin Mining Ltd on Wednesday said that essential staff are returning to the Caijiaying mine to restart operations as the Chinese government decrees restricting all non-essential businesses activities has been lifted.

Earlier in February, Griffin Mining said work at its Caijiaying zinc, gold, silver and lead project had been restricted after the Chinese government halted all "non-essential business" to temper the spread of the coronavirus.

Griffin Mining shares on Wednesday closed at 62.00 pence each, up 8.8%, in London.

By Tapan Panchal; tapanpanchal@alliancenews.com

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