Late last week, Norilsk Nickel’s largest shareholder, Vladimir Potanin, stated that the company has found alternative palladium shipment routes. According to Potanin, the company used to do most palladium deliveries via air; however, most air routes have ceased due to sanctions on several Russian commercial airline companies. He did not specify what new shipment methods have emerged, nor any news regarding nickel shipments. Norilsk Nickel is the world’s largest palladium and refined nickel producer, according to Reuters. Consumers who are concerned about their palladium or nickel input costs might consider purchasing swaps or call options. Please note that doing so might incur losses if prices decrease. Please contact AEGIS for specific strategies that fit your operations. (3/14/22) |
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