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Japanese copper smelters are seeking treatment and refining charges, or TC/RCs, for 2006 near the record highs reached for mid-2005 contracts.

Negotiations for TC/RCs for calendar 2006 will only start next month, but already, smelters in Japan are hoping for yet another round of high fees, industry participants said Thursday.

The mid-2005 contracts between Japanese smelters and Western miners were settled at "historically high" levels, with treatment charges at $115 a metric ton and refining charges at 11.5 cents a pound.

However, during a preliminary "exchange of views" on 2006 TC/RCs, Western miners were looking at a 20%-30% reduction from mid-2005 contracts, citing an expected deficit in copper concentrate next year, as well as an expected rise in refining capacity in the region, a Japanese smelter said.

Long-term contracts are negotiated twice a year.

The fees for the one-year period that began in July 2005 were much higher than those for calendar 2005 contracts, which were set around $85.50/ton and 8.5 cents/lb.

Mid-2005 TC/RCs rose sharply because the supply of copper concentrate rose in tandem with mining capacity, while refining capacity was limited.

The rise in copper concentrate supply resulted in stiff competition among miners, who had to secure a smelter to process their mined raw material into metal. The shortage in smelting capacity enabled smelters to secure higher TC/RCs.

Higher Japanese TC/RCs are good news for other smelters in the region, as settlement prices reached with Japanese smelters are generally used by the industry as a benchmark.

Some of the major Japanese smelters leading the way for discussions include Nippon Mining Holdings Inc., Mitsubishi Materials Corp., Dowa Mining Co., Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. and Furukawa Co.