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World’s top bauxite producer considers export curbs after supply glut leads to price slump

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By Felix Njini , Josie Zhang
| FastMarkets
The government of the West African country is currently holding internal discussions, sources said, and will then be expected to ask mining companies to comply with reduced export quotas, sources told Fastmarkets. Bauxite prices have plunged by about 50% since January 2025 when Guinean supplies started saturating the market, pushing up the inventories held by key consumer, China.
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Teck, Korea Zinc agree benchmark zinc concentrate TCs at $85 per tonne

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By Felix Njini 
| FastMarkets
The benchmark, agreed earlier in the week between one the world’s biggest zinc producers and the South Korean processor, included a reduction in the amount that smelters pay for silver, a byproduct in zinc concentrates, the sources said. A payable for germanium will now apply in the benchmark for this year, unlike in the past, when it was not part of the byproduct payables, two sources said. Fastmarkets has, however, heard conflicting accounts about the byproduct payables since March 6.
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Las Bambas mine drives growth in MMG’s copper output after easing of protests in Peru

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By Felix Njini 
| FastMarkets
Chinese miner MMG’s copper output jumped by 27% to 506,899 tonnes in 2025, boosted by the key Las Bambas mine, it said on Thursday January 22. This marks a solid performance for the Peruvian mine, where operations have previously suffered from community unrest. Las Bambas’ output rose by 27% to 410,834 tonnes of copper concentrates, MMG said. The producer’s output was also helped by a 36% surge in output at its Khoemacau mine in Botswana, which it bought in 2024.
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