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We are please to issue the 4th Annual Edition of the IPMI Journal. Special thanks to all our Contributors, Sponsors and our Editors- Corby Anderson, Bob Ianniello and Mark Caffarey. Read more
It is with great pleasure that we announce the availability of this third issue of the IPMI Journal, a publication of the International Precious Metals Educational and Scientific Foundation. This digital peer reviewed publication has been created as a vehicle for the sharing of technical information related to the science and technology of precious metals. Read more
It is with great pleasure that we announce the availability of this second issue of the IPMI Journal, a publication of the International Precious Metals Educational and Scientific Foundation. This digital peer reviewed publication has been created as a vehicle for the sharing of technical information related to the science and technology of precious metals. Read more
It is with great pleasure that we announce the availability of the inaugural issue of the IPMI Journal, a publication of the International Precious Metals Educational and Scientific Foundation. This digital peer reviewed publication has been created as a vehicle for the sharing of technical information related to the science and technology of precious metals. Read more
Between 2021 and 2023 recycled platinum supply decreased by 30%. Recycled platinum supply declined by 14% year-on-year (-245 koz) in 2023 to 1,495 koz, due to factors including a shortage of end-of-life vehicles and other issues within the scrap supply-chain that are currently considered to be relatively short term. While recycled platinum supply is forecast to recover by 7% in 2024 to 1,600 koz ...
The platinum market faces its largest supply shortfall in 10 years in 2024 as shipments from Russia return to normal from last year's highs and industrial demand stays firm, Johnson Matthey said in a report on Thursday.