South32 on Wednesday reported a more than two-fold rise in third-quarter manganese output, as its Australian operations resumed production compared with a year-earlier quarter when output was nil.
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The world’s biggest manganese producer logged 1.09 million wet metric tons of the steel additive for the March quarter from its Australian and South African operations, up from 476,000 wmt a year earlier.
This result missed the Visible Alpha consensus estimate of 1.25 million wmt.
(By Kumar Tanishk; Editing by Maju Samuel)
