-- 据周三提交给澳大利亚证券交易所的文件显示，圣乔治矿业（ASX：SGQ）已委任沃利（ASX：WOR）旗下子公司沃利工程公司（Worley Engenharia）为其位于巴西阿拉沙（Araxá）项目的铌和稀土矿潜在开发提供技术咨询服务。 圣乔治矿业巴西公司（St George Mining Brasil）是圣乔治的全资子公司，该公司与沃利工程公司签署了一项技术服务协议。根据该协议，沃利将提供工程和项目管理方面的咨询服务，以支持开发研究。 圣乔治还聘请了澳大利亚的冶金专家，就冶金相关事宜提供咨询，并担任冶金信息披露的负责人。
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