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www.arabianbusiness.com/growing-on-instinct-mohammed-al-barwani-593556.html
The next big industry, Al Barwani says, will be seafloor mining. The company has a 28 percent share in Nautilus Minerals, an industry giant, which he says will become the first company in the world to be mining for gold, nickel, copper and zinc two or three kilometres under the sea in Papua New Guinea.
Al Barwani says there has been significant investment to date with a 240-metre ship being built in China, and robots “bigger than any earth-moving machinery” being built in Newcastle that will carry out the mining.
“Nautilus is tomorrow’s company and I have no doubt that the first day that we produce the first tonne of gold or copper, that share price will go through the roof,” he says, adding that he expects to be producing three years from now.