New orders in the enamelled wire industry rebounded slightly this week, up 0.26 percentage points WoW.

On September 2, the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) announced that it had approved Shanghai Yuqiang Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd. to adjust its designated warehouse capacity for copper, aluminum and zinc futures. At the storage site at No. 3501 Gonghe New Road, Shanghai, the company will cancel its copper and aluminum futures storage qualifications, while its approved zinc futures warehouse capacity will remain unchanged at 20,000 tonnes. At the site at No. 2222 Jichuan Road, Minhang District, Shanghai, its zinc futures storage qualification will be canceled, while approved capacity will be adjusted to 45,000 tonnes of copper and 5,000 tonnes of aluminum.

Eldorado Gold is evaluating a 43% expansion of processing capacity at the McIlvenna Bay copper-zinc mine in Saskatchewan, from 4,900 tpd to about 7,000 tpd, alongside a potential silver-lead circuit. More than 400,000 tonnes of material are available for processing as the operation ramps toward commercial production in Q3 2026. The existing feasibility plan targets average life-of-mine copper production of around 41 million lb (18.6kt) per year.

One and One Green Technologies has secured more than 2,000 tonnes of feedstock, including copper-bearing, nickel and electronic sludge, for its new metals recovery line in the Philippines. Equipment installation is underway and production is targeted before end-2026. The facility will recover copper, nickel, gold and silver from industrial and electronic waste, adding new local processing capacity for complex secondary metal feedstocks.