Major Antimony Mines in Hunan Halt Production for Rectification, Impacting Supply Short-Term

Published: Aug 28, 2026 11:07

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According to market‑source information, some major antimony mines in Hunan have recently suspended production for rectification, including several large‑scale antimony mines with a monthly output of over 100 tonnes. Sources stated that these antimony mines will halt production for at least around one month, which will impact antimony supply in Hunan to a certain extent in the short term.

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