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Talvivaara Mining Company (LSE:TALV) announced the second quarter production output of 3,194t of nickel and 6,686t of zinc.
Talvivaara Mining Company (LSE:TALV) announced the second quarter production output of 3,194t of nickel and 6,686t of zinc.
As quoted in the pres release:
After the re-start in late April, the metals plant has operated continuously and steadily, producing 1,477t of nickel in May and 1,519t in June. The average flow rate of metal containing leach solution to the plant reached a new monthly record of 1,318 m3/h in June, and the availability of the plant was effectively 100%.
Click here to read the Talvivaara Mining Company (LSE:TALV)Â press release.
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