Name: Bauxite: feeding China only part of the puzzle
Brand: Wood Mackenzie
SKU: 28710
Price: 1050 USD
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Author: Wood Mackenzie

Insight 30 March 2015

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Report summary

Wood Mackenzie expects that further expansion in alumina production capacity in China will be based on domestic bauxite resources rather than through imported ore. Any shortfall will be met by imported alumina or metal. As a consequence, we expect new alumina production hubs to emerge in SE Asia to help China service its metal requirements.

Executive summary
Diversification and stocks provide China near term security
Resources and costs support domestic expansion
Alumina will be key to China's metal imports
Bauxite requirement to grow

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This report includes the following images and tables:

Chinese bauxite supply: breakdown of domestic and imported ore, 2000-2014
Chinese bauxite supply: breakdown of domestic and imported ore, 2000-2014
Chinese refinery costs by province, 2015, US$/t alumina

Chinese refinery costs by province, 2015, US$/t alumina
Years of reserves/resources at projected mine output (keeping imports flat from 2020) (labels show provincial output average 2015-2035)
China bauxite supply by province (should imports flat line from 2020), 1995-2035, Mt (dry)
Chinese primary supply by metal equivalent and consumption, 2014-2030, million tonnes
Global bauxite requirement and supply, 2010-2030, million tonnes
Probable bauxite project, 2015-2030, million tonnes
Probable bauxite project, 2015-2030, million tonnes