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Concerns Rise as Malaysia Smelting Faces Tin Production Disruption After Gas Explosion

Concerns Rise as Malaysia Smelting Faces Tin Production Disruption After Gas Explosion
2 months ago

In a recent incident that has sent shockwaves through the tin market, Malaysia Smelting Corporation Berhad has reported potential disruptions in its tin production owing to a devastating gas explosion at one of its key facilities. The explosion, which occurred on February 30, has raised alarms about the company’s ability to meet the increasing global demand for tin, a critical metal used in various industries including electronics and batteries.

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Indonesia's Nickel Smelters Face Shutdown Amid Battery Material Surge

Indonesia's Nickel Smelters Face Shutdown Amid Battery Material Surge
3 months ago

In a striking turn of events, Indonesia is experiencing a significant transformation in its battery material industry, leading to the closure of numerous nickel smelters across the nation. This shift is primarily driven by the rapidly increasing demand for battery materials, particularly in the electric vehicle (EV) sector, prompting a reevaluation of how the country utilizes its abundant nickel resources.

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China's Copper Smelting Growth Moderates: Industry Adaptation or Slowdown?

China's Copper Smelting Growth Moderates: Industry Adaptation or Slowdown?
4 months ago

In a significant shift for the global copper market, China has tempered its copper smelting expansion amid evolving economic dynamics. This change marks a notable deviation from the unprecedented growth that defined the past several years, reflecting a more cautious approach as the industry grapples with fluctuating demand and environmental regulations.

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China Implements Stricter Regulations for New Copper Smelters to Combat Overcapacity

China Implements Stricter Regulations for New Copper Smelters to Combat Overcapacity
4 months ago

In a decisive move aimed at managing its burgeoning copper industry, the Chinese government has instituted tighter regulations concerning the establishment of new copper smelting facilities. This maneuver, unveiled on February 12, 2025, seeks to address the rampant overcapacity that has plagued the sector in recent years.

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Glencore Engages in Negotiations to Divest Philippine Copper Smelting Operations

Glencore Engages in Negotiations to Divest Philippine Copper Smelting Operations
6 months ago

Glencore, the multinational commodity trading and mining company, is reportedly in advanced talks to sell its copper smelting unit located in the Philippines. This decision could mark a significant shift in the company's operational focus in the region, particularly given the growing demand for copper amid the global energy transition and increasing interest in sustainable mining practices.

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