Zimbabwe: Chinese Firm to Invest U.S.$2 Million in Chrome Smelter

Friday, July 13, 2012

[The Herald]CHINESE firm Afrochine Smelting is set to invest about US$2 million in the construction of two chrome smelters in Zimbabwe.

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Source of news: southafrica.info

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Zimbabwe: Chinese Firm to Invest U.S.$2 Million in Chrome Smelter

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Zimbabwe: Chinese Firm to Invest U.S.$2 Million in Chrome Smelter