The Korea Zinc Industry Group, established in Juche 89 (2000), is engaged in the production and export of nonferrous metals like zinc and lead.

It has under it the Komdok Mining Complex, Ryongchon Mine, Tanchon Smeltery, Tanchon Mining Machine Factory and Tanchon Port.

A large-scale base for producing concentrated zinc and lead ores with the content of 52% and 62%, respectively, the Komdok Mining Complex draws a great attention of investors for its extralarge-sized deposits of zinc and lead.

The Tanchon Smeltery turns out not only KM-brand electrolytic zinc with the content of 99.98%, a competitive article in the international market, but also such nonferrous and rare metals as cadmium and mercury, as well as FRP products.

All products of the group are exported through Tanchon Port.

As required by the developing situation, the group directs great efforts to pushing ahead with the modernization of its production lines, improving the quality of products, increasing their output, and developing new promising mines.

It also strengthens economic exchanges and cooperation with foreign counterparts on the credit-first principle.