Henan 10 Nonferrous Metals Output Falls in First Quarter

Published: May 10, 2017 10:06
Henan’s output of 10 nonferrous metals fell 2.30% year-on-year to 1.367 million tonnes during January-March, compared to a 9% growth in China, cnmn.com reported.

SHANGHAI, May 10 (SMM) - Henan’s output of 10 nonferrous metals fell 2.30% year-on-year to 1.367 million tonnes during January-March, compared to a 9% growth in China, cnmn.com reported.

Copper cathode output in Henan decreased 5.71% to 103,600 tonnes in the first quarter, accounting for 4.85% of national total, compared to a 7.3% rise in China, which represents 8.89% of national total.

Aluminum production in the province fell 3.34% to 728,700 tonnes, which accounts for 8.89% of China’s total. China’s aluminum output increased 10.9%.

Henan’s lead production was 419,700 tonnes during January-March, up 0.85% year-on-year, compared with 9.9% growth in China’s lead production. The Province’s lead output accounts for 32.76% of national total.

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