ICSG: Global mined copper output up by 2.6% YOY in Q1 2022
2022-05-30 17:52:28 [Print]
According to the preliminary accounting data released by the International Copper Study Group (ICSG) in May, the global mined copper output rose by 2
In particular, Chile's mined copper output in the first quarter decreased by 7% year on year with a decline of 9% for copper concentrate production, while its copper cathode output was basically unchanged; Peru's mined copper output in the first quarter was up by about 4.3% year on year, mainly caused by the slow recovery of its mining industry due to the pandemic lockdown early last year; Indonesia's mined copper output in the first quarter rose by 40% year on year because its Grasberg underground mine kept increasing production; Congo's mined copper output in the first quarter moved up by 30% in the first quarter as the country's new Kamoa copper mine came on stream and other new mines commenced to produce or copper mines expanded their production.
. 6% YOY in Q1 2022, with an increase of 2 . 2% YOY for refined copper and a growth of 4 . 7% YOY for hydrometallurgical copper cathode.In particular, Chile's mined copper output in the first quarter decreased by 7% year on year with a decline of 9% for copper concentrate production, while its copper cathode output was basically unchanged; Peru's mined copper output in the first quarter was up by about 4.3% year on year, mainly caused by the slow recovery of its mining industry due to the pandemic lockdown early last year; Indonesia's mined copper output in the first quarter rose by 40% year on year because its Grasberg underground mine kept increasing production; Congo's mined copper output in the first quarter moved up by 30% in the first quarter as the country's new Kamoa copper mine came on stream and other new mines commenced to produce or copper mines expanded their production.