Graphite mining company Syrah announced to the Australian Stock Exchange today that it has resumed full operations in Cabo Delgado, northern Mozambique, following labor conflicts at the mine.
The Balama mine exports ore for manufacturing electric car batteries.
"Mining, processing, and logistics operations have resumed at Balama without restrictions," after understanding "with employees and subcontractors," the statement said.
Syrah says that operations and the renewal of the company agreement "are being carried out with the support of the competent authorities of the Government of Mozambique" and in dialogue "with the designated representatives of its unionized workforce."
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