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Kazakhmys remains confident of copper’s longer term outlook

Kazakhmys, the world's 10th largest copper miner, was confident the long-term outlook for copper remained positive as a surge in prices drove its full-year profit higher. Kazakhmys said on Thursday its 2010 earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) rose 59.5 percent to $1.93 billion. According to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S estimates, the average EBITDA forecast stood at $1.86 billion.

Joy Global profits jump 34%

Joy Global Inc.'s fiscal first-quarter earnings rose 34%, but the mining-equipment company's sales and profit were lower than expected, partly because of flooding in Australia that disrupted mine operations. According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, Chief Executive Mike Sutherlin said a 20-25% increase in steel prices will be offset by higher equipment prices. "We're looking at higher input prices," Mr. Sutherlin said during a conference call Wednesday with analysts. "I don't think it's a significant, unmanageable risk though." The Milwaukee -based company's profits and orders for new equipment and service have been improving in recent quarters on rising prices for mined commodities, such as coal, iron ore and copper.