Huainan Mining Group

Huainan Mining Group is a coal-mining enterprise headquartered in Huainan, Anhui Province, China. The company is associated with the Huainan coal-producing region and is principally engaged in the extraction, washing, and sale of coal. Its mining activities include both bituminous and anthracite coal. In addition to its core mining business, the group has operated in related or diversified areas including real estate and civil engineering. The organization was previously known as the Huainan Mining Bureau. It adopted the name Huainan Mining Group in 1998, reflecting a broader corporate-group structure and a move beyond the narrower administrative identity implied by the former bureau name. Public reference material does not establish a precise original founding year or identify an individual founder. The group expanded its development pipeline beyond Anhui during the 2010s. In 2015, it received approval from China's National Energy Administration for a new coal project in Bojianghaizi County, Inner Mongolia. The project was described as having an estimated annual production capacity of approximately 3 million tonnes and requiring total investment of about 2.804 billion yuan. The project illustrates the group's participation in the development of large-scale coal assets outside its traditional Huainan base, although the available material does not provide a full account of its construction schedule, operating performance, or subsequent status. Huainan Mining also became involved in a significant state-directed financial restructuring initiative. In December 2016, China Construction Bank and the group signed a debt-for-equity framework agreement valued at 30 billion yuan over five years. The arrangement was accompanied by financial services from the bank, including investment banking and settlement services. The available reference does not specify the precise amount of debt ultimately converted into equity or the final implementation details, so those figures and outcomes remain unspecified. The company is best understood as a China-focused mining and industrial group rather than a consumer-facing brand. Its identity is closely tied to coal extraction and associated processing, while its non-mining activities provide additional business scope. No reliable source material supplied for this dossier establishes a stock ticker, public listing, current executive roster, official website, ownership structure, or detailed international operations.

Huainan Mining Group is a coal-mining company based in Huainan, Anhui, China. Its historical identity is connected with the Huainan Mining Bureau, the name used before the organization was renamed Huainan Mining Group in 1998. The change marked the transition from a bureau-style institutional designation to a corporate-group identity. The company's principal business has been coal mining, including the production of bituminous and anthracite coal. Its activities also include coal washing and sales, placing the group across several stages of the coal value chain rather than limiting it to underground or open-pit extraction. Reference material further describes involvement in real estate and civil engineering, indicating a degree of diversification into non-mining and infrastructure-related businesses. During the 2010s, Huainan Mining pursued additional coal-development opportunities outside its Anhui base. In 2015, China's National Energy Administration approved a new project in Bojianghaizi County, Inner Mongolia. The project was estimated to have annual output of 3 million tonnes and total investment of approximately 2.804 billion yuan. The available account does not document the project's later construction, commissioning, ownership arrangements, or operating results. In December 2016, Huainan Mining entered a debt-for-equity framework arrangement with China Construction Bank. The framework was valued at 30 billion yuan and was intended to operate over a five-year period. It included broader banking support, including investment banking and settlement services. The source material identifies the framework value but does not establish how much debt was ultimately converted, the specific assets or liabilities covered, or the final financial effect on the group. Available reference material provides only limited information about the group's founding, ownership, management, current production, workforce, financial performance, environmental record, and present corporate structure. Accordingly, this dossier records the documented historical name change, coal operations, Inner Mongolia project approval, and 2016 financial restructuring framework without inferring additional corporate details.

• 2016

  Debt-for-equity framework agreed with China Construction Bank

  [1]Huainan Mining Groupen.wikipedia.org

  Huainan Mining and China Construction Bank signed a five-year debt-for-equity framework valued at 30 billion yuan, alongside arrangements for investment banking and settlement services.

• 2015

  Inner Mongolia coal project approved

  [1]Huainan Mining Groupen.wikipedia.org

  The National Energy Administration approved a new coal project in Bojianghaizi County, Inner Mongolia, with estimated annual output of 3 million tonnes and planned investment of about 2.804 billion yuan.

• 1998

  Renamed Huainan Mining Group

  [1]Huainan Mining Groupen.wikipedia.org

  The organization formerly known as the Huainan Mining Bureau adopted the name Huainan Mining Group.

A large China-focused coal-mining and industrial group centered on the production, processing, and sale of bituminous and anthracite coal, with additional activities in real estate and civil engineering.

• Coal

  Bituminous coal

  Bituminous coal is one of the coal types associated with Huainan Mining Group's extraction and sales activities. The available reference identifies it as part of the group's mining portfolio but does not specify individual grades, end-use industries, production volumes, or customer segments.

• Coal

  Anthracite coal

  Anthracite is another coal type identified in the group's mining operations. Public material supplied for this entry does not provide detailed information about mine-level brands, specifications, distribution channels, or the relative contribution of anthracite to group output.

• Coal processing

  Washed coal

  Coal washing and processing form part of Huainan Mining Group's business scope. Washing generally refers to the preparation of mined coal for sale, but the supplied reference does not identify particular processing facilities, product specifications, or branded offerings.

• 2024

  Gas explosion at Huaihe Energy's Xieqiao coal mine, formerly Huainan Mining, kills 9 and injures 15; 37 people handled

  A relatively major gas explosion occurred at Xieqiao Coal Mine of Huaihe Energy Holding Group (formerly Huainan Mining Group), causing 9 deaths and 15 injuries; the accident investigation report was released and 37 responsible persons were handled. Status: official accident investigation. Entity: Xieqiao Coal Mine of Huaihe Energy Holding Group Co., Ltd. Scope: subordinate coal mine.

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• 1997

  Huainan Mining Bureau's Pansan and Xie'er No. 2 mines: two gas explosions in 14 days kill 133

  On November 13, 1997, a gas explosion at Pansan Mine killed 88 people, and on November 27, a gas explosion at Xie'er No. 2 Mine killed 45 people, leaving 133 miners dead within two weeks. Progress: media reports. Entity: Huainan Mining Bureau (predecessor of Huainan Mining Group). Scope: subordinate coal mines.

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• 2016

  Enter a debt-for-equity framework with China Construction BankStrategy

  Background

  Huainan Mining entered a financial restructuring and banking-support arrangement during China's broader effort to address corporate leverage.

  Action taken

  The group and China Construction Bank agreed to a five-year debt-for-equity framework valued at 30 billion yuan, with related investment banking and settlement services.

  Aftermath

  The source does not disclose the amount ultimately converted into equity or the completed financial outcome of the framework.

  Debt-for-equity framework value. 30 billion yuan (December 2016; five-year framework)

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• 2015

  Develop an Inner Mongolia coal projectStrategy

  Background

  Huainan Mining sought to expand its coal-development activities beyond its established Huainan base.

  Action taken

  Following approval from the National Energy Administration, the group advanced a project in Bojianghaizi County, Inner Mongolia, designed for estimated annual production of 3 million tonnes.

  Aftermath

  The available source records the approval, estimated capacity, and planned investment but does not provide reliable information on completion, commissioning, or subsequent production.

  Planned total investment. 2.804 billion yuan (2015 project approval)

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1. 1Huainan Mining Groupen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Gas explosion at Huaihe Energy's Xieqiao coal mine, formerly Huainan Mining, kills 9 and injures 15; 37 people handledchinamine-safety.gov.cn
3. 3Gas explosion at Huaihe Energy's Xieqiao coal mine, formerly Huainan Mining, kills 9 and injures 15; 37 people handledchinanews.com
4. 4Huainan Mining Bureau's Pansan and Xie'er No. 2 mines: two gas explosions in 14 days kill 133news.sina.com.cn