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(Ohio, USA) 1989 Nippon Mining Taiwan (current Nikko Metals Taiwan) established Nikko Metals Taiwan 1990 NIMTEC (current JX Metals Corporation USA) established JX Metals Corporation USA Production started at Escondida Copper Mine (Chile) Escondida Copper Mine 1992 Start of operations by Nikko Metals(The metals and metal fabrication businesses of Nippon Mining were spun off into a separate entity, Nikko Metals, and Nippon Mining subsequently merged with Kyodo Oil to form Nikko Kyoseki [renamed as Japan Energy in 1993].) 1996 Start of Saganoseki Smelter & Refinery operation with one flash smelting furnace Second flash smelting furnace GNF Philippines, (current JX Metals Corporation Philippines) established GNF (Philippines) 1998 Nikko Metals listed on First Section of Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) 1999 Nikko Materials established (as spin-off of Japan Energy electronic materials business) 2000 Start of production at Los Pelambres Copper Mine (Chile) Pan Pacific Copper (PPC) established as a joint venture between Nikko Metals and Mitsui Mining & Smelting Overall view of Los Pelambres Copper Mine (Chile) Inside separating area with rows of ball grinder mills (Los Pelambres Copper Mine) 2001 Nikko Metals Shanghai established Nikko Metals Shanghai 2002 Nippon Mining Holdings established as joint holding company of Nikko Metals and Japan Energy Announcement of Nippon Mining Holdings corporate logo 2003 Nikko Metal Manufacturing established (as spin-off of the metal fabrication business of Nikko Metals) Nikko Woojin Precision Manufacturing (Suzhou) (current Nippon Mining & Metals [Suzhou]) established Nikko Woojin Precision Manufacturing (Suzhou) 2005 Nikko Materials Korea (current JX Metals Korea) established JX Metals Korea 2006 New Nikko Metals established (by three-way merger of Nikko Metals, Nikko Materials, and Nikko Metal Manufacturing) Integration into PPC of the copper smelting and refining functions of Nikko Metals and Mitsui Mining & Smelting (the smelting and refining functions of Saganoseki Smelter & Refinery and Hitachi Refinery were spun off into Nikko Smelting & Refining and then transferred to PPC) 2010 Holding company, JX Holdings, established with the merger of Nippon Mining Holdings and Nippon Oil Nikko Metals renamed as JX Nippon Mining & Metals Corporation Tsuruga Plant（current JX Metals Circular Solutions） JX Building Tsuruga Plant 2014 Mine opening ceremony held at Caserones Copper Mine (Chile) Ribbon-cutting ceremony at mine opening 2017 JXTG Holdings established with the merger of JX Holdings and Tonen General Sekiyu Frankfurt Office established Frankfurt Office 2018 H.C. Starck Tantalum & Niobium GmbH (current TANIOBIS GmbH) shares acquired TANIOBIS (Goslar) 2020 H. C. 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