After Nickel Now Indonesia Plans To Stop Copper Export

Indonesian president Joko Widodo said his government will consider halting the export of unprocessed copper ores to encourage domestic processing of raw materials in the country’s industrialisation push, following a similar policy on nickel and bauxite.

Speaking at Mandiri Investment Forum 2023, Vietnam news agency (VNA) reported the president announced a ban on all bauxite exports starting in June 2023 under the downstream industry policy, following a similar move on nickel ore exports.

After nickel ore exports were banned several years ago to force the opening of processing plants in Indonesia, the value of nickel export recorded a 30-fold increase from US$1 billion to between US$30 and US$33 billion in 2022.

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