08/05/2026
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Bulgaria extends Gorubso-Madan’s concession for lead-zinc deposit

Bulgaria’s caretaker government said on Wednesday it decided to extend by 15 years the term of the concession contract with local mining company Gorubso-Madan for the Petrovitsa lead and zinc deposit, in Smolyan region.

The extension was requested by Gorubso-Madan in order to extract the metal ores remaining deposits in the concession area, the government said in a statement following its weekly meeting.

The concession covers the extraction of lead-zinc ores. The contract was first concluded in 2001.

Gorubso-Madan is a subsidiary of Bulgarian construction company Minstroy Holding.

 

Source: SeeNews

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