Modern Economics & Management Forum

Against the backdrop of intensifying global mining competition and tightening resource-environment constraints, large-scale ferrous metal mining and processing enterprises urgently need to break through efficiency bottlenecks and ecological pressures through management innovation. This study takes the refined management system as a starting point, systematically analyzing its construction logic and optimization pathways: based on four core elements — strategic orientation, process optimization, technological empowerment, and ecological synergy — and drawing on empirical exploration from Lincheng Xingye Mineral Resources Co., Ltd., it proposes optimization strategies such as dynamic adjustment mechanisms, data-driven decision-making, and life-cycle management. The findings demonstrate that the refined management system can significantly enhance resource comprehensive utilization rates, reduce production costs, and achieve dynamic balance between mine environmental restoration and industrial development, providing theoretical support and practical paradigms for high-quality industry development.