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U.S. Ready to Fund Another Massive Mining Project in Pakistan

Washington is ready to finance another Reko Diq-sized mine in Pakistan, but local processing and Balochistan’s fair share will determine its legacy.

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Is the United States Definitely Financing a Second Mine?

No. The confirmed development is an American official’s expression of readiness to finance another project comparable to Reko Diq. No second mine, borrower, financing amount or closing schedule has yet been formally announced.

Has the $1.25 Billion for Reko Diq Been Confirmed?

Yes. U.S. EXIM’s transaction records identify $1.25 billion in authorized project finance for the Reko Diq Mining Company during fiscal year 2026. “Authorized” is the correct description; the timing and conditions of disbursement should not be assumed from authorization alone.

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