Minsur Aims to Quadruple Tin Output at Brazilian Mine, CEO Says
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Minsur SA, the world’s fourth-largest tin producer, aims to quadruple production at the Pitinga mine in Brazil in four years, Chief Executive Officer Lucio Pareja said.
Pitinga “should be reaching the 10,000 metric tons-per-year level eventually,” Pareja said in an interview in London today. The mine’s current output of 2,500 tons of tin should reach 5,000 to 6,000 tons next year, he said.