Silver is a white, ductile, moderately soft, lustrous metal, found in an uncombined state or in some ores and naturally occurring minerals. It is mainly obtained as a by-product of processing such ores as copper, lead and cobalt arsenide ores, among others. Silver is extensively used in the manufacture of jewelry, currency coins, silverware, mirrors, and electric conductors. It is also applied in chemical, photography, health and beauty care industries.
Mexico, Peru and China are the dominant silver producers, with the total mine output of around 12,300 tonnes annually, while the largest reserves are located in Australia, Peru and Poland. Coeur d’Alene Mines Corporation, Fresnillo Plc, Republic Metals Corporation and Silvercorp Metals Inc. are amid the top industry participants.
The catalogue contains research reports covering the silver market at different geographical scales. The studies provide information on the market size, segmentation, trends, drivers as well as limiters. Statistics on silver supply and demand along with export and import dynamics is at hand in the researches. The reports also cover distribution channels, examine the market competition and offer top companies’ profiles. Moreover, the research reports contain discussion of future prospects for the silver market.
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Nanosilver Trends: Market Research Report
US$ 950.00
... through 2017. The report analyzes and presents an overview of Nanosilver market worldwide. Supported with 1 market data table, the report highlights the ever increasing permanence of Nanosilver. The report provides a review of market trends, end-use applications, industrial applications, and regulatory ...
December 2013
16 pages
Research Report on China's Silver Industry, 2010-2012
US$ 2,000.00
In 2009, the world's silver output was 21,500 tons, increasing by 0.40% over 2008; renewable silver output was 5,500 tons, increasing by 2.70% over 2008; the government undersold 375 tons, reducing by...
December 2010
50 pages
