Processing Expansion for Bismuth in Peru
Antamina received approval to invest $180 million to install hydrocyclones, increasing bismuth recovery at its concentrating plant in 2021, expanding processing capacity.
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Antamina received approval to invest $180 million to install hydrocyclones, increasing bismuth recovery at its concentrating plant in 2021, expanding processing capacity.
Creditors announced a plan to sell the zinc‑lead smelter at La Oroya by December 2014, signalling potential ownership transfer and operational uncertainty for bismuth output.
Following a December announcement of a planned sale, workers at La Oroya went on an indefinite strike in 2014, further disrupting bismuth production.
The La Oroya Metallurgical complex in Peru paused operations in May 2014 for a month due to concentrate shortages, temporarily cutting bismuth output.
A strike at Peru's sole bismuth mine, lasting most of the previous three years, halted Peru’s bismuth production.
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