Reuters reported that Kazakh copper producer Kazakhmys forecast no output growth this year after shutting mines to save cash in 2009 and seeing Q4 production slide by 25%.
Investors will have to wait until at least 2011 for the company's growth projects to lift output. It sealed a deal last year for USD 2.7 billion in financing for expansion projects.
The London listed company said that in a production report that it slightly exceeded its 2009 output target of 315,000 tonnes of copper cathode, coming in with 320,400 tonnes, but this was 6.6%...