Indonesia, the World's Largest Nickel Producer in 2023

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Cindy Mutia Annur 13/02/2024 15:57 WIB

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According to a USGS report, Indonesia was the world's largest nickel producer in 2023, contributing 50% to global nickel production.

Top 9 Nickel-Producing Countries in the World (2023)

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Top 9 Nickel-Producing Countries in the World (2023)

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According to a report by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), global nickel production is estimated to have reached 3.6 million metric tons in 2023.

This figure represents a 10.1% increase compared to 2022, when production totaled 3.27 million metric tons.

Indonesia was the world's largest nickel producer in 2023, with an estimated production volume of 1.8 million metric tons, contributing 50% to total global nickel production.

The Philippines ranked second with nickel production of 400,000 metric tons, followed by New Caledonia with 230,000 metric tons, and Russia with 200,000 metric tons.

Other countries among the world's largest nickel producers include Canada, Australia, China, Brazil, and the United States, with production volumes as shown in the graph.

In addition to being the leading producer, according to the USGS, Indonesia also holds the world's largest nickel reserves, estimated at 55 million metric tons in 2023.

Australia follows with nickel reserves of 24 million metric tons.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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