JX Advanced Metals to Cut Copper Output and Boost Recycling
JX said on Tuesday it's considering reducing output due to tight supplies of concentrate, the feedstock for the refined metal. The company owns 48% of Pan Pacific Copper Co., the biggest producer in Japan with total annual refined copper capacity of 650,000 tons.
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