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Family-founded New Caledonian nickel-ore miner. The French Senate's 2005 report (r05-007) on the territory's nickel sector names it as one of the five remaining "petits mineurs" (independent ore miners without their own smelter). Pacific Metals (PAMCO) lists Societe Miniere Georges Montagnat S.A.R.L.
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PAMCO annual securities report FY ended March 2025, material contracts table: 'Societe Miniere Georges Montagnat S.A.R.L. (New Caledonia)' nickel ore long-term purchase contract signed 2015-09-30, term Apr 2016 to Mar 2026 (10 years); the report states ore 'is currently imported from the Philippines and New Caledonia'. The FY ended March 2024 results briefing says PAMCO 'has had transactional relations with Montagna for more than 20 years' and puts New Caledonia at 40 % of ore purchased. Mines in New Caledonia; smelter Hachinohe Works, Aomori, Japan. No tonnage per supplier disclosed.
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This company sits on the supply side for 1 of its 1 materials — a restriction on those is a tailwind, not a headwind.
No actions in the register have named or swept this company in the last 24 months.