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China’s primary aluminium production begins 2024 with a 4.2% Y-o-Y growth, in line with SMM estimation

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Update time : 2024-02-08 16:28:28
According to the Shanghai Metals Market survey, China’s domestic primary aluminium production welcomed the year in January 2024 (31 days) with a month-on-month restraint at 3.562 million tonnes, with the average daily output at 114,900 tonnes, the same as the previous month. 
On a year-on-year basis, China’s primary aluminium output recorded a 4.2 per cent growth from 3.42 million tonnes, as was predicted by SMM. While announcing the December 2023 output volume, SMM shared an estimate for January 2024 with a production of 3.56 million tonnes. 

In January, the operating rate of domestic aluminium processing enterprises declined slightly, and so did the output of aluminium billets and other products in the northwest, southwest and other regions. The aluminium liquid ratio in the industry also fell to about 70.46 per cent, down by 3.7 percentage points M-o-M and 11.2 percentage points Y-o-Y. 

The aluminium ingot production volume in the said month was 1.06 million tonnes, down by 24 per cent Y-o-Y. Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, and Yunnan were the main domestic aluminium ingot production areas, producing 590,000 tonnes, which accounted for 55.7 per cent of the total output. 

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