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Nordic Mining lifts quarterly rutile production 74%

Nordic Mining (FRA:7NM0) said on Sunday it posted a production update for the third quarter of 2026.

The company delivered on the updated production plan announced in August, with garnet production approximately 20% ahead of plan and rutile production on plan.

A total of 311,122 tonnes of ore was milled in the quarter, an increase of 7% from the second quarter.

Nordic Mining’s rutile production increased by 74% to 2,190 tonnes, while garnet production increased by 10% to 11,161 tonnes.

Onboarded a dedicated ramp-up team from Hatch.

Operations in October have so far seen some minor interruptions related to local protests. However, the plant is operational and producing.

(Gdansk Newsroom)

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