Qinzhou smelter back online

MANGANESE and silicon company OM Holdings has restarted its Qinzhou smelter and sinter plant in China’s Guangxi province after 11-months of downtime due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Qinzhou smelter in China

05 February 2021
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Mothballed since March, OM Holdings' smelter has only been able to produce 2203 tonnes of manganese alloys from existing stockpile inventories.

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