(Reuters) - Zambia's Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) will shore up production to recover the 4,000 tonnes of finished copper it lost in April after shutting down its Nkana smelter, a company official said on Thursday.
"The smelter has resumed full production on schedule and it is now operating at full capacity. We are going to speed up production until we eventually catch up later in the year," Sam Equamo, KCM's communications advisor, told Reuters.
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