Guyana's Bauxite Production Projected to Rise by 400,000 mt in 2025 Driven by Bosai Mining Group Investments

Published: Jan 9, 2025 05:08

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Guyana's Bauxite Production Is Expected to Increase by Approximately 400,000 mt in 2025

The Guyanese government announced that, driven by Bosai Mining Group's (BMGG) large-scale investments, the country's bauxite production is expected to grow by 400,000 mt in 2025, continuing the strong momentum of a 250,000 mt increase in 2024. The production increase mainly stems from Bosai Group's large-scale expansion plan, which aims to raise the annual capacity of its Linden Bauxite Project from 1 million mt to 3 million mt. Key facilities of the expansion project include the newly constructed Bosai Terminal and a conveyor belt system of approximately 20 kilometers, designed to transport bauxite directly from the mine to the terminal. By the end of 2024, the terminal is expected to be completed. Additionally, the group plans to invest $470 million to build an alumina refinery, enhancing the vertical integration of the industry chain.

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