印尼铜矿商Amman矿业公司离获得出口许可又进一步

Core Viewpoint - The Indonesian copper mining company, Amman Mineral Internasional, has received approval from the Ministry of Energy to export 480,000 tons of copper concentrate for a six-month period starting from October 31 [1] Group 1: Export Approval and Operations - The approval for export is crucial for Amman Mineral to avoid exceeding the capacity limits of its concentrate storage facilities [1] - The company has not yet submitted the necessary application for the export license to the Ministry of Trade [1] - The resumption of copper concentrate exports will help ensure ongoing mining operations [1] Group 2: Regulatory Context - Indonesia has imposed a ban on the export of copper concentrate and other raw minerals since mid-2023 to encourage domestic processing [1] - Amman Mineral is allowed to export concentrates until December 2024, provided it constructs a smelter to process the concentrates into cathode copper [1] Group 3: Smelter Operations - The company’s smelter faced temporary shutdowns in July and August due to damage to the flash smelting furnace and sulfuric acid plant [1] - Repairs to the smelter are expected to be completed by the first half of 2026, and the facility is currently operating at partial capacity [1]