MIND ID acquired 14 percent of Vale Indonesia’s shares, becoming the majority shareholder without complete control.

Mind Id and Vale Canada are competing for control over Vale Indonesia. Negotiations may end in a stalemate.

Vale Indonesia is working to obtain a supply of gas for three large smelters. The cost of clean energy reduces the company’s profits.

Vale Indonesia is to divest 11 percent of its shares and transfer them to Mind Id. Caution is needed to prevent the entry of freeloaders.

Jusuf Kalla challenges three governors to take over nickel mining areas controlled by foreign companies.

Illegal nickel mines surround Vale Indonesia’s concession area, causing environmental problems.

Bumi Mineral Sulawesi, owned by the Kalla Group, is building several nickel smelters in joint venture projects. They will utilize green energy as part of sustainable development.

Mind Id’s efforts to have the majority share ownership in Vale Indonesia hit a wall. The reduced size of mining areas leaves a question mark.

Foreign investors are flocking to enter the nickel processing industry. Beware of the dangers of the new electric vehicle battery technology.

Vale Indonesia records an increase in production. Indonesia’s nickel supply triggers a surplus, affecting prices.

Vale Indonesia prepares to fulfill its obligation of transferring a majority of shares to the states while being overshadowed by the decline in production and performance.

Vale Indonesia is fast tracking the construction of three smelters in a bid to boost refined nickel production. It pursues gas supplies to reduce nickel smelter carbon emissions.

Vale Indonesia will surrender 11 percent of its shares through a follow-up divestment ahead of the company’s concession contract extension. Mind Id is preparing to purchase those shares. Many businesses set their eyes on nickel mine sites that are not yet in operation.