Indonesia's Low Water Levels Disrupt Bauxite Shipments, Threatening Alumina Production

Published: Sep 9, 2026 19:52

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[SMM Aluminum Express News] According to sources, Indonesia water level has been low and has affected some bauxite mines shipments domestically which might lead to disruptions on production of alumina if the situation does not improve. As of now, the situation remains and are expected to continue indefinitely.

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