Amari Manganese Awards Bankable Feasibility Study Contract
Mining Weekly reported that Amari Manganese has awarded MDM Engineering the contract for the Kongoni project bankable feasibility study.
Mining Weekly reported that Amari Manganese has awarded MDM Engineering the contract for the Kongoni project bankable feasibility study.
Markets prepare for possible supply shortfall as BHP Billiton announces suspension of its TEMCO manganese alloy smelter in Australia.
The price of manganese has been falling since October. As the price moves towards 2009 lows, the profitability of many high cost manganese producers is coming into question. If the miners reduce their output, prices may stabilize.
The price of manganese, an essential ingredient in steel production, has been declining, down some 40 percent year-over-year. Upwards of 12 million tonnes of new supply is coming from South Africa, weight down prices. However due to issues with Chinese manganese production, the country will have to increase imports.
The price of manganese flake in China has been firming up due to curtailed production. Manganese Investing News spoke with Larry Reaugh, CEO of American Manganese Inc. about the factors at play in the manganese market.
Merchant Research & Consulting, Ltd. released a report on the outlook for the manganese industry.
In an exclusive interview with Manganese Investing News Jonathan Lee, Battery Technology and Materials Analyst for Byron Capital Markets, discusses manganese battery technology and the capabilities of this emerging technology.
Larry Reaugh and Mike McLeod of American Manganese speak about the coming shortage of electrolytic manganese dioxide (EMD) and the future of battery technology for mobile electronics and electric vehicles.
Prices for March delivery of manganese in China have slipped due to fierce competition and excess inventory. The ramp up in manganese production in 2010 seems to have hit a ceiling in the short term. However, long term outlook shows increased demand for the metal going forward.
Reuters Africa reports that a $1.5 billion manganese project, which includes a mine and smelter, is underway in South Africa’s Cape Town. The article states: Shareholders have committed to fund 4.5 billion rand needed for the entire project, with another 6.5 billion sourced from commercial banks and development finance agencies, such as the IDC. To read [...]
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