Tungsten miner EQ Resources has continued to increase production at its Mt Carbine operation, in Western Australia, increasing output by some 88% between August and September. The ASX-listed company on Tuesday said that Mt Carbine produced some 202.8 t of tungsten concentrate in September, and in the three months to September produced some 422t, a 181% increase on the previous quarter as the mine output reached two-thirds of its design capacity.
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