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South Africa Ferroalloys Export Slightly Down by 6.6% in H1 of 2015
In Jun 2015, South African ferroalloy export was 336,185 mt, dropping down by 24.4% M-O-M and dropping by 9.6% Y-O-Y. In H1 of 2015, the total export was 2,244,100 mt, down by 6.6% Y-O-Y. China, South Korea, Japan, USA and Taiwan China were the main importers ... |
First Quantum to Cut about 1,480 Zambia Jobs on Power Shortages
First Quantum Minerals will cut about 1,480 construction jobs at copper and nickel mines in Zambia as part of cost-reduction plans needed after the nation’s electricity utility reduced supply. |
NICKEL-IRON: First Point, Cliffs Rejig Decar Project Deal
First Point Minerals Corp. of Vancouver and Cliffs Natural Resources of Cleveland, OH, have amended their agreement covering the Decar nickel-iron project 80 km north of Fort St James. It is now a contractual joint venture with 60% belonging to Cliffs and 40% ... |
Singapore Economy Grows by 1.8% in Q2
SINGAPORE'S Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) announced on Tuesday that the Singapore economy grew by 1.8 per cent on a year-on-year basis in the second quarter, slower than the 2.8 per cent growth in the previous quarter. |
PV industry to experience limited price increases in August
Orders continued to stream into the photovoltaic (PV) market during the latter half of July 2015. Besides China's domestic demand being spurred by government policy, market demand remains strong across regions, including the US, Japan and India. Capacity utili... |
Zim Alloys Seeks to Unlock $225m
ZIMBABWE Alloys stands to unlock about $225 million from the export of three million tonnes of chrome ore over five years if Government grants the company’s application for an export licence. |
US Ferroalloys Import and Export Both Decreased down in H1 of 2015
According to the statistics of US International Trade Commission, American ferroalloy export volume was 9,052 mt in Jun 2015, slightly down by 4.8% M-O-M and down by 6.9% Y-O-Y. The total export volume in H1 of 2015 was 53,991mt, down by 18.5% Y-O-Y. The mater... |
Transnet Freight Rail to Begin R$176 Million Manganese Line Shutdown
Railways utility Transnet Freight Rail (TFR) reports that it will spend R176-million during the annual maintenance shutdown of the |
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