Ferro-Alloy Resources vanadium pentoxide production up 7% from Q1

Ferro-Alloy Resources Ltd (LON:FAR), the vanadium producer and developer of the large Balasausqandiq vanadium deposit in Southern Kazakhstan, has announced the production results of the Group’s existing operation for Q2 2024.

Q2 Production Results

20232024
Q12023Q22023H12023FY 2023Q12024Q22024Q1 / Q2 % changeH12024H1 % change
 
Tonnes of concentrate processed194.11,016.61,210.72,228.0668.6777.5+16.3%1,446.1+19.4%
      
Tonnes of vanadium pentoxide produced*31.3141.4172.7310.581.687.6+7.4%169.2-2.0%
      
Tonnes of molybdenum produced**6.514.120.634.47.16.9-2.8%14.0-32.0%
      
Tonnes of nickel produced***9.750.860.5111.433.438.8+16.2%72.2+19.3%

*     partly contained in ammonium metavanadate

**   in ferro-molybdenum

*** in nickel concentrate

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