Syrah Resources secures loan waiver amid Mozambique unrest
The company suspended operations at its flagship graphite mine in December.
Vedanta Resources said on Thursday it would shut its Skorpion zinc operations in Namibia from early November until the end of February 2020.
The company said in a statement the closure was due to technical problems which resulted in reduced ore production at the Skorpion site.
Skorpion expected to produce around 90,000 tonnes of zinc last year, according to Vedanta’s website.
The global zinc market is around 14 million tonnes a year.
Benchmark zinc on the London Metal Exchange was up 3.7% at $2,375 a tonne at 1543 GMT, outperforming other industrial metals.
(By Peter Hobson)
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