Glencore warns of potential for force majeure amid South Africa unrest

July 16, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com / Article Link

Glencore has described rioting in South Africa as a "force majeure event" in a letter to customers about a number of ores, alloys and metals exported from the country, although this is not a declaration of force majeure.

In a notice to customers on July 14, seen by Fastmarkets, the trader-miner warned that ongoing violence in South Africa could potentially prevent them from fulfilling contracts with customers.
The notices have been sent to cobalt, chrome ore, ferro-chrome, manganese ore and vanadium customers.

While no customer reported to Fastmarkets that a specific delivery or contract had definitely been affected, some customers mistook the notice for...

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