
Why PACIFIC RESOURCE
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Strategic Export Facilitation
Canada holds the key to the world’s largest steel-making raw material market. PRI helps unlock this potential by guiding Canadian mines into high-trust, high-impact partnerships with Chinese end-users. Through curated marketing channels and bilingual outreach, we enhance visibility and accelerate sales.
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Destination Port Outreach
Our team supports Canadian mines in reaching buyers directly at destination ports by offering presence, translation, and ceremonial welcomes. We help mines move beyond bulk shipments toward relationship-driven trade.
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China Liaison Offices
We are currently setting up liaison offices in Dalian, Anshan, Shanghai, and Beijing, creating a four-city presence to support outreach, diplomacy, and trust-building at key industrial hubs.
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Management Expertise
PRI’s leadership team brings a blend of financial precision, industrial insight, and global connectivity:
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An extensive network across China’s steel mills, cultivated through years of trusted engagement.
Industrial cost accounting expertise to track and enhance the performance of Canadian mines—improving regulation and strategic value.
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Experienced advisors and business consultants who guide clients through policy compliance, regulatory alignment, and access to government grants and funding.
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A forward-looking approach to developing long-term contracts and co-investment opportunities with end-users and global partners.
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Revenue & Cost Structure
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Profitability Metrics: Gross Margin, Gross Profit, Net Profit
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Tax Strategy & Compliance
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Cash Flow & Government Support Programs
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Break-even Analysis
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Key Financial Ratios
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ESG Audit & Sustainability Alignment
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Strategic Co-Investment Mobilization: Steel Mills & Global Industry Leaders
Financial Service & ESG
We Are Setting Up Liaison Offices in China
Anchoring trust across borders and industries.
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Your direct front-line connection to the world’s largest steelmaking raw material market.
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Our team holds expertise in metallurgy, logistics, cost accounting, international trade, policy compliance, and auditing.
The Numbers
CA to CN Met Coal
7% of All CN Imports

CA to CN Iron Ore
2% of All CN Imports

Economic Impact
$120 Billion to GDP
Canada’s mining sector contributed over $120 billion CAD to GDP in 2025. It remains a cornerstone of national prosperity, with ripple effects across logistics, services, and manufacturing​
Employment Powerhouse
100,000 Jobs
In 2024, Canada’s mining sector employed approximately 83,423 workers, with broader mining-related activities—including logistics and services—supporting well over 100,000 jobs nationwide.
World largest Importer
112.3 Million Tons
China imported a record 112.3 million tons of metallurgical coal in 2024.
1.24 Billion Tons
China imported approximately 1.24 billion tons of iron ore in 2024.