According to customs data, in October 2024, China's high-carbon ferrochrome imports were 251,500 tons, a month-on-month reduction of 53,000 tons.

The total inventory of chrome ore in Port of Tianjin November 14, 2024

Government has given ferrochrome producers until December 2025 to establish their own power plants, a development expected to relieve pressure on the national grid.

The Government of Zimbabwe has announced that it will discontinue offering tax relief to mining companies starting in January 2025, Bloomberg reported.

Zimasco Shunfa New Materials, a prominent ferrochrome producer based in Kwekwe, is expanding its operations with a significant hiring initiative.

Mantengu Mining has reported a R102.8-million year-on-year increase in revenue from R13.1-million for the six months ended August 2023 to R115.9-million for the equivalent period this year.

SA’s ferroalloy industry has ‘entered the final stages of dying’, unless govt, industry step in, says ARM’s Bouwer

The temporary closing of the Lebombo border crossing into Mozambique from South Africa, triggered by escalating protests over last month’s disputed election, is a fresh setback to South African chrome producers and other miners.