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Aluminium production begins

    JOHANNESBURG

    An international consortium has begun producing aluminium at its foundry in Mozambique, six months ahead of schedule, the BBC said on Monday.

    The report quoted British mining group Billiton as saying that the foundry is expected to reach its full capacity of 250,000 mt in the first quarter of next year. Billiton’s partners in the venture include the Mozambican government, the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa and Japanese group - Mitsubishi.

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