Indonesia expects to produce 90,000 tonnes of refined tin in 2011, compared to 78,965 tonnes this year, if prices stay high enough to encourage mining, a senior mining official said on Friday. Source: Bloomberg
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Indonesia 2010 Coal Production Increases, Tin Drops
Indonesia’s coal production is estimated to have risen 8.3 percent in 2010 from a year earlier to 275 million metric tons, the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry said in a statement today.
Refined tin output may have fallen 25 percent to 78,965 tons this year, while copper output gained 14 percent to 989,953 tons, the statement said. Indonesia is the world’s largest tin and thermal coal exporter.
Tin production may pick up to 90,000 tons next year as a recovery in the global economy boost demands for the metal used in soldering and packaging, Bambang Setiawan, director general of coal and minerals at the ministry, told reporters.
The following table shows details of Indonesia’s minerals production in 2010 based on a statement distributed to reporters in Jakarta today. The 2009 figures were based on previous statement from the energy ministry. Source: Bloomberg
================================================================ Commodity 2010 2009 Actual Target ================================================================ Coal (million of metric tons) 275 270 254 Copper (metric tons) 989,953 930,000 868,171 Gold (metric tons) 111 107 105.4 Silver (metric tons) 323 355 232.1 Tin (metric tons) 78,965 90,000 105,000 Bauxite (million of metric tons) 7.15 7.5 10.08 Ferronickel (metric tons) 17,970 15,000 17,917 Nickel in matte (metric tons) 78,336 77,000 63,548 ================================================================
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