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11 May 2012 Last updated at 06:47:26 GMT

Indonesia ban to help Philippines nickel ore output, exports in 2012

Tags : Indonesia ban, Nickel Ore, Philippines Nickel Ore output
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MANILA (Scrap Monster): Philippines nickel ore production and exports are expected to rise this year as Indonesian ban on unprocessed materials export executes in May.

Indonesian ban on export may benefit to Philippine ore producer to make the higher figures on ore export.

The world's largest metal user China imported 53% of its nickel ore from Indonesia and 46% from Philippines last year. Currently, under the Indonesian ore ban, Philippines predicted a highly increasing shipment to China.

According to US Geological Survey, the Philippines and Indonesia made 230,000 tons of refined nickel respectively in 2011, only behind Russia with 280,000 tons output.

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