Malaysia Smelting Corp is exiting Indonesia after more than 10 years


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Malaysia Smelting Corp Bhd (MSC) is finally calling it quits on its more than a decade old tin mining and smelting operations in Indonesia.

The world’s second largest refined tin producer, which owned 75% stake in PT Koba Tin, Indonesia’s second biggest tin miner, is currently looking at divesting its tin mining and smelting assets in the republic.

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