Lane Xang Minerals Limited Company (LXML) hands over 19 native breeding cows to three disadvantaged families in Sepon District.

LXML supports livelihoods through breeding cow assistance in Sepon

Lane Xang Minerals Limited Company (LXML) on June 12 handed over 19 native breeding cows to three disadvantaged families in Sepon District, reaffirming its commitment to improving livelihoods, strengthening household incomes, and supporting poverty reduction efforts in communities surrounding the Sepon Gold-Copper Mine.
The beneficiary families are from La-ngy Village in the La-teab Cluster and Xienghom Village in the Poung and Dinmo Cluster of Sepon District, Savannakhet Province. The initiative forms part of LXML’s broader community development programme aimed at promoting livestock farming as a practical and sustainable source of income for vulnerable households.

The livestock support, valued at more than 117 million kip (approximately US$5,300), was handed over in the presence of district representatives, including Deputy Head of the Sepon District Agriculture and Environment Office, Mr Chanthalath Malaikham; Deputy Head of the Sepon District Administrative Office, Mr Inthiyakone Xayaseng; and Head of the Sepon District Labour and Social Welfare Office, Mr Boualom Kongthavong.
Representing LXML at the ceremony was Senior Superintendent for Community Relations and Development, Mr Khamsy Chankham, alongside village authorities and beneficiary families.
The project aims to help disadvantaged households develop livestock raising as an additional income source while enhancing long-term food security and self-reliance. By providing native breeding cows, the initiative is expected to support household economic development and create opportunities for families to gradually expand their livestock assets and improve their quality of life.
The handover also reflects continued cooperation among LXML, local authorities, and communities in addressing practical livelihood needs. The initiative highlights LXML’s ongoing commitment to sustainable community development and its efforts to help local families build more secure and resilient futures.

ByAdvertorial Desk
 (Latest Update June 24, 2026)