South Africa invited to help uplift palladium demand by 1.7-million ounces a year
South African platinum group metals (PGM) companies have been invited to become part of a programme that is targeting an initial 1.7-million-ounce increase demand for palladium, a platinum group metal (PGM) that research is showing has a long list of potential new applications. In making this invitation at the PGM Industry Day in Johannesburg, major palladium producer Nornickel reported that is on the verge of opening a large globally collaborative palladium laboratory, as part of its new 100-patent Centre for Palladium Technologies that is striving to change how the world sees palladium.
South African platinum group metals (PGM) companies have been invited to become part of a programme that is targeting an initial 1.7-million-ounce increase demand for palladium, a platinum group metal (PGM) that research is showing has a long list of potential new applications. In making this invitation at the PGM Industry Day in Johannesburg, major palladium producer Nornickel reported that is on the verge of opening a large globally collaborative palladium laboratory, as part of its new 100-patent Centre for Palladium Technologies that is striving to change how the world sees palladium.
