Indonesian state-owned tin mining company Timah is confident of achieving its 2025 production goal of 21,500 tonnes (t) despite a challenging first half of the year, reported Reuters. The report quoted Timah’s chief executive, Restu Widiyantoro, as saying during a parliamentary session that the company’s efforts to curb illegal mining would help achieve the targets. In the first half of this year, the company reported a 32% decrease in tin ore output, amounting to 6,997t, and a 29% decline in refined tin ...