Zinc mines in China: characteristics and cost drivers
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Cash operating C1 cost for mines in China in 2016, on a country basis and a mine basis
- An overview of Chinese zinc mine characteristics
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An overview of key cost drivers for zinc miners in China
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Labour costs
- Delta between realised global benchmark TC and China domestic TC
- Exchange rate
- Conclusion
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Labour costs
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Locations of the mines and smelters covered in Wood Mackenzie's cost service
- Zinc mines in China: characteristics and cost drivers: Image 3
- China's standard for classification of mines
- Percentage of production by mine size for China and rest of world
- Economy of scale demonstrated by costed zinc mines outside China
- Key identifiable cost metrics for zinc mines in China compared to rest of world average
- Zinc mines in China: characteristics and cost drivers: Image 1
- Comparison of 2016 labour earnings and productivity between major zinc producing countries
- Power price and fuel cost comparison between China and other major zinc producing nations
- Zinc mines in China: characteristics and cost drivers: Image 9
- Evolution of exchange rate of major zinc producing countries since 2012
What's included
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