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Bosai Minerals resumes production at its South China alumina refinery
Edited by : Dipanwita Gupta
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<p>China's leading mining, manufacturing and processing groups and export trading corporation Bosai Minerals Group (or Nanchuan Minerals) has restarted production at its alumina refinery plant in Xianfeng, reported Shanghai Metals Market.</p>
<p>The refinery, which brought down its production capacities in early December last year for environmental reasons, resumed operations during the New Year holidays.</p>
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<p>Bosai Minerals was originally running at 700,000 tonnes per annum capacities but on being inquired about its environmental compliance, it had to slash its production capacities by 350,000 tonnes in December. The plant, which is yet to reach its original operational capacities, is expected to run in full capacity soon, reported SMM.</p>
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<p>Bosai Minerals owns the country's first privately-owned metallurgical-alumina plant in Chongquing, south China. Over the past ten years, the group has grown rapidly through expansion of existing processing and production lines. Overseas, they have operations in Guyana and Germany.</p>
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