Indonesia's tightening of nickel smelter licenses may boost prices and efficiency
The Association of Indonesian Nickel Miners (APNI) believes that Indonesia's restrictions on investment in new nickel smelters and the issuance of industrial operating licenses (IUI) are expected to drive up global nickel prices, but there is uncertainty, and companies need to be prepared to deal with prices that do not rise as expected.Members of APNI's advisory board noted that Indonesia's smelter moratorium policy could boost global nickel prices, although there are no absolute guarantees due to a number of factors.
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