The Minerals and Coal Directorate General of Indonesia has halted operations for over 1,000 miners due to a failure to submit 2022 work plans, according to Reuters. The suspended miners include over 12 tin miners and 80 coal companies. Also included are several nickel, gold, manganese and bauxite miners. To resume work, the suspended miners must present their 2022 work plans within 60 days. Last month Indonesia revoked the permits of nearly 2,000 companies because of non-compliance. In 2020, Indonesia was the world's largest producer of nickel and was also very important producer of gold, bauxite, tin and other metals. Prices for these metals might be supported if global supplies decrease dramatically if the suspended miners do not submit their work plans in a timely fashion. (2/14/2022)
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