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First Quantum Sets 2013 Nickel Output Guidance at Up to 45,000T
Mining Weekly reported that First Quantum Minerals has anticipated nickel production to increase this year, and expects to produce between 40,000-45,000t.
Mining Weekly reported that First Quantum Minerals has anticipated nickel production to increase this year, and expects to produce between 40,000-45,000t.
As quoted in the market news:
First Quantum also expected to produce between 40 000 t and 45 000 t of contained nickel in 2013, after producing 36 759 t in 2012, which included tonnages from the Ravensthorpe mine, in Australia, which had its first full year of production, as well as production from Kevitsa.
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