KGHM Value Added

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KGHM Value Added
Where does value
of smelter come from?
Case study based on KGHM perspective
27th International Copper Conference, Milan, March 10-12, 2014
Artur Więznowski
Jerzy Lisak
Areas covered in the presentation:
Concentrate grade and concentrate recovery
Feed – flexible smelters vs smelting technology
Scrap as feedstock
Costs of smelters
Business model of KGHM smelter and refinery
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* KGHM copper concentrates are worldwide unique due to their
chemical composition.
* Very difficult treatment.
* Why not always reflected in value added? (game of surplus
capacity in smelting vs mining vs demand)
* European (or Western) perspective influenced by:
- high labour costs
- high energy prices
- suboptimal logistic
- environmental requirements.
* No natural monopoly for smelting business, no economic rent
resulting in smelter economic value added compared to mining
margins in „good times”.
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All charts are only very simplified method of presentation
of analysed problems
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Invisible profit – concentrator recovery (to be
extracted in integrated mining and smelting business)
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Smelter recovery vs concentrate grade
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Integrated recovery
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Looking for optimum
Lower grade concentrates are not necessarily a bad thing
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Optimazation criteria depends on relative flexibility of
smelter costs to concentrate grade vs concentrator cost to
concentrate grade, with crucial role of absolute levels of
those costs.
At the same time the limit is the fact that we need to process
sucessfully the concentrate.
So, smelters have to be able to accept the low grade
concentrates !
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That’s just the start of dealing with the concentrate
processing and recovery …
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Then we have to add scrap to the equation
* Utilisation of „free heat” in copper matte converting (low operating
costs, substitution of copper concentrate)
* Input of PM and PGM (PCB scrap, WEEE)
* Increasing copper production capacity without increasing acid
plant production capacity (savings of investment costs)
* Adding value to industrial residues and waste
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Scrap categories for different technologies
Scrap categories
Copper scrap I
High grade
Copper scrap II
Metallic alloys
Medium grade Contaminated
copper
Processing
scraps, sands,
Low grade sludges, dusts,
residues, weee,
PCB scrap, etc.
Cu content (%)
> 99,0
96,0 - 99,0
50,0 - 95,0
Way of
treatment
Remelting
Fire refining
Converting
60,0 - 95,0
Converting
5,0 - 50,0
Reducing
smelting
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So the final results from KGHM
perspective are as follow …
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KGHM EBIDTA and value added 2012
KGHM Value Added
KGHM EBITDA
86,5%
84,2%
13,5%
15,8%
Smelter
Smelter
Other
Other
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EBIDTA dynamics (indexes)
300%
248%
250%
200%
153%
140%
150%
115%
100%
50%
0%
2010/2008
EBITDA KGHM
2012/2010
Smelter EBITDA
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Value added dynamics (indexes)
200%
176%
180%
160%
140%
136%
132%
128%
120%
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
2010/2008
KGHM Value Added
2012/2010
Smelter Value Added
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Sources of smelters profits 2012
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Treatment charge (TC)
TC is calculated per tonne of concentrate – metal price included in concentrate
is reduced by the value of TC
Information regarding the level of TC provides specialised agencies (i.a. Brook
Hunt)
TC strongly varies with time, for „standard concentrate” (Cu concentration over
30%), TC varies from 45 to 105 USD per Mg of concentrates
Refinery charge (RC)
This premium reduces a price of metal contained in concentrate to cover the
refining cost
RC premium is calculated per mass unit of copper contained in concentrate
RC varies from 200 to 350 USD/Mg of Cu
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Geographic rent
The standard contracts assume that copper concentrate will be delivered at the
expense of the supplier to the harbour indicated by the buyer.
Changes in the world concentrate market means that increasingly such harbour
is Shanghai.
Premium to cathode
When selling cathodes producer gets premium to the cathode.
The basic function of this premium is covering of the cost of sale.
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Free metals recovery
When selling concentrate a part of the included metals is transferred for free,
this is related to their low content (i.e. Au level in KGHM concentrates),
accepted conditions of market transactions (payable Cu 96% but not less than
1 percentage point deduction from the analytical content) or classification as an
impurity (i.e. Pb)
Premium for impurities
When a certain level of contaminations in the concentrates is present, metal
price is deducted as the form of fines for impurities
Premium for scraps and blisters
When buying scraps and blisters KGHM have certain discounts to cover the
processing costs. In smelters it is also recovering unpaid Ag in scraps.
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Free metals structure 2012
recovery Ag f rom Lead Dept
recovery Ag f rom scrap
recovery Pb
recovery Ni
f ree Cu- lost of Cu
recovery Au
f ree Ag- lost Ag
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Conclusions
1. Smelters as part of integrated business have the potential
to convert very poor materials into pure grade metals.
2. Sometimes the biggest value added is in processing the
worst feed due to integrated recovery.
3. Smelters play an important role in generating KGHM profits
eceeding 1 billion PLN from time to time.
4. There is potential to further improvement of these results.
5. Smelters as a diversification of activities reduces the
overall risk for KGHM.
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Thank you for your attention!
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