Pan Pacific Copper Expects Copper Output to Fall 19.9% in First Half of 2017 Fiscal Year

SHANGHAI, Apr. 6 (SMM) - Japan’s largest copper smelter Pan Pacific Copper (PPC) said Thursday its copper production to fall during April-September, the first half of its 2017 fiscal year, wenhua.com reported.

The company’s copper output is expected to be 235,200 tonnes during the first half of its 2017 fiscal year, down 19.9% year-on-year.

JX Holdings Inc has a 67.6% stake in PPC, and the remainder 32.4% is held by Mitsubishi.

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