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===Metals, engineering and manufacturing=== | ===Metals, engineering and manufacturing=== | ||
Pelaxia has an abundance of minerals, but many large mines have closed down, and most raw materials are now imported. For this reason, companies now tend to focus on high added-value processing of metals. The exploitation include nickel, tin, chromite, bauxite, beryllium, copper, lead, tungsten, zinc, gold and exportation includes finished products such as steel roofing and cladding, welded steel pipes, copper pipe and coated sheets. With regard to vehicles, the Pelaxian motor industry consists mostly of manufacturers of tractors, trucks, buses and cars.In addition, Pelaxia also produces train rolling stock. | Pelaxia has an abundance of minerals, but many large mines have closed down, and most raw materials are now imported. For this reason, companies now tend to focus on high added-value processing of metals. The exploitation include nickel, tin, chromite, bauxite, beryllium, copper, lead, tungsten, zinc, gold and exportation includes finished products such as steel roofing and cladding, welded steel pipes, copper pipe and coated sheets. With regard to vehicles, the Pelaxian motor industry consists mostly of manufacturers of tractors, trucks, buses and cars. In addition, Pelaxia also produces train rolling stock. | ||
Pelaxia's mining, metal, and manufacturing industries represent key sectors of the nation's economy, with a rich history rooted in resource extraction and industrial production. While the country boasts an abundance of minerals, including nickel, tin, chromite, bauxite, beryllium, copper, lead, tungsten, zinc, and gold, many large mines have ceased operations over time, leading to a shift towards high-value processing of metals. Today, Pelaxian companies focus on the refinement and processing of raw materials to create finished products with added value. | |||
The heart of mining and metallurgical activity in Pelaxia lies in the region of Montia, a historical mining province since the 17th century and a hub of industrial development since the 19th century. Montia's rich mineral deposits have fueled the growth of the mining and metalworking sectors, driving innovation and technological advancement in the industry. From steel roofing and cladding to welded steel pipes, copper pipe, and coated sheets, Pelaxia's manufacturing sector produces a diverse range of finished metal products for domestic consumption and export. | |||
In addition to its metalworking, Pelaxia boasts a robust automotive industry, primarily focused on the production of tractors, trucks, buses, and cars. Leading automobile manufacturers such as Saddlebred, Leopardo, Genêt, and Trotter contribute to the country's automotive landscape, producing vehicles tailored to meet the diverse needs of Pelaxian consumers. Furthermore, Vías de Pelaxia stands as a prominent player in the manufacturing sector, owning the largest train rolling stock construction facilities in the country. | |||
===Chemical industry=== | ===Chemical industry=== | ||
The chemical industry is one of the Pelaxia's largest industrial sectors and it produces an enormous range of products for the use of other industrial sectors, especially for agriculture. In addition, its produces plastics, chemicals, paints, oil products, pharmaceuticals, environmental products, biotech products and petrochemicals. | The chemical industry is one of the Pelaxia's largest industrial sectors and it produces an enormous range of products for the use of other industrial sectors, especially for agriculture. In addition, its produces plastics, chemicals, paints, oil products, pharmaceuticals, environmental products, biotech products and petrochemicals. | ||