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Yunnan Provincial government sold 3,609 tons of indium, equivalent to four years of global primary production, in a January auction, affecting global supply dynamics.
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Yunnan Provincial government sold 3,609 tons of indium, equivalent to four years of global primary production, in a January auction, affecting global supply dynamics.
The same company ramped up indium tin oxide production after completing small‑scale operations, expanding processing capacity for ITO, a major end‑use for indium.
The leading tin producer in China announced a new high‑purity indium production line with a 5‑ton‑per‑year capacity, increasing domestic supply and reducing reliance on imports.
Zhuzhou Touch Smelting ceased indium production in November 2018 due to regulatory constraints.
Government environmental regulations caused small indium smelters in China to shut down in 2018.
China Triumph International Engineering Co. announced in January 2018 the development of three ITO production lines, expected to be completed by the end of 2018.
Zhuzhou Touch Smelting announced a relocation plan in 2017, delaying indium production until the first quarter of 2019.
In December 2016, China’s new 2017 export quota list omitted indium, decreasing allowable export volumes and affecting supply.
China removed the 2 % export duty on indium in May 2016, reducing export costs and altering trade dynamics.
The owner of the Fanya Metal Exchange was arrested on February 5 2016 on suspicion of unlawful fundraising, indicating a regulatory crackdown that further impaired trading.
Kunming municipal authorities took over the Fanya Metal Exchange in November 2015, nationalizing the facility and disrupting indium trading operations.
Fanya Metal Exchange, a key platform for indium trading, closed in 2015, reducing market liquidity and potentially impacting price discovery.
The Fanya Metal Exchange, a key indium trading platform, closed in 2015, reducing market liquidity for indium.
In late 2014 China announced that the reduced 2% export duty on indium would remain unchanged for 2015, providing stability for exporters.
Hanergy Holding Group started construction of a 3‑GW/yr CIGS solar‑cell plant in Tangshan, Hebei, with the first 600‑MW/yr phase scheduled to commence operations by year‑end 2014.
Fanya Metal Exchange introduced new trading rules in December 2014, including a 5‑day T‑5 rule and a real‑name rule, in response to the regulatory investigation.
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