BBTS has expected tin output to slip below 50% of capacity

email Email  Print Print  
Wed, Jun 3, 2009
Tin Company News
Post by Leia Toovey, Tin Researcher

Indonesian tin consortium Bangka Belitung Timah Sejahtera expects June-September output to slip further to below 50% of its 3,000-4,000 tpm capacity despite increasing tin prices.

For full story, click here

Questions about this article? Leave a comment below or contact our editorial team at editor@resourceinvestingnews.com.

Leave a Comment

What is Tin Investing News' Comment Policy?
Tin Investing News pre-moderates comments on our blog posts and post-moderates comments on news stories. We never censor comments based on political or ideological point of view. We only delete those comments that include the following transgressions:

  • Are abusive, off-topic, use excessive foul language
  • Include ad hominem attacks including comments that celebrate the death or illness of any person, public figure or otherwise
  • Contain racist, sexist, homophobic and other slurs
  • Are solicitations and/or advertising for personal blogs and websites
  • Thread spamming (you've posted this same comment elsewhere on the site)
  • Are posted with the explicit intention of provoking other commenters or the staff at Tin Investing News
  • Contains content that may infringe the copyright or intellectual property rights of others or other applicable laws or regulations.
Tin Price Chart
Asides

  • For upcoming tin investing trade shows, see the following links: Cambridgehouse, IIC, Chicago Resource Expo

  • TinInvestingNews.com maintains a focus on Tin exploration and investment opportunities. For broader Natural Resource Investing, see ResourceInvestingNews.com.

  • The Tin Investing Glossary: This glossary covers investing in junior resource companies. For the experienced investor or the newbie, you should find everything you need here. If not, let us know and we’ll research and add what you’re looking for.

  • ResponsibleMiner.com is a new web site with a wiki for mining companies and suppliers can discuss best practices in the mining industry.  Also, check for profiles of companies doing great things to improve mining best practices.

Information