AMAK Obtains Quartz Exploration License in Saudi Arabia

One of AMAC’s mining projects (The company’s website)
One of AMAC’s mining projects (The company’s website)
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AMAK Obtains Quartz Exploration License in Saudi Arabia

One of AMAC’s mining projects (The company’s website)
One of AMAC’s mining projects (The company’s website)

Almasane Alkobra Mining Co. (AMAK) has won a quartz exploration license from the Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources, covering 90.15 square kilometers in the Najran-Aseer province.

In a statement to the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) on Monday, the company said the license was issued on Aug. 11, 2024 and is valid until Aug. 10, 2029.

It added that the license, which covers a total area of ​​90.15 square kilometers, was issued in accordance with the Mining Investment Law and its executive regulations, indicating that it will conduct the necessary studies and exploratory work on the sites during the regulatory period to ensure the availability of the required raw materials.

The financial impact value and timing of this license will become clear after the completion of exploration work and studies. Any major development regarding this license will be disclosed in a timely manner, AMAK noted.



Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources Eyes to Boost Non-profit Sector's Contribution to Mining

File photo of Saudi flag/Asharq Al-Awsat
File photo of Saudi flag/Asharq Al-Awsat
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Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources Eyes to Boost Non-profit Sector's Contribution to Mining

File photo of Saudi flag/Asharq Al-Awsat
File photo of Saudi flag/Asharq Al-Awsat

The Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources is creating with new initiatives to empower the non-profit sector and boost its contribution to the Kingdom's industrial and mining field.
According to SPA, endeavoring to align with the National Industrial Strategy and Saudi Vision 2030, the ministry has designed a comprehensive plan to enhance the sector's capabilities.

Key objectives include upskilling the workforce, attracting investments, expanding the range of services, and driving non-oil exports.
Currently overseeing five industrial associations, the ministry aims to leverage their expertise in research, training, and networking to support the overall growth of the industrial and mining sectors.