United States
Securities and Exchange Commission

Washington, D.C. 20549

FORM 6-K

Report of Foreign Private Issuer
Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16
of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934

Companhia Vale do Rio Doce

Avenida Graça Aranha, No. 26
20030-900 Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil
(Address of principal executive office)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Press Release

Signature Page

		Production Report

CVRD — 3Q07 Production Report

OVERCOMING CHALLENGES

Rio de Janeiro, October 25, 2007 — Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) achieved in the third quarter of 2007 (3Q07) one of the best operational performances in its history, with record quarterly production of iron ore (78.3 million mt), pellets (4.4 million mt), bauxite (2.6 million mt), kaolin (356,000 mt) and cobalt (597 mt)¹.

This performance derives from our investment efforts and operational excellence, despite a challenging environment, characterized by the systematic operation at full capacity and a very tight supply of equipment and spare parts.

FERROUS MINERALS

Iron ore — running at 313 million metric tons per year

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
IRON ORE			69,535				65,645				73,753				78,307				195,994				217,705				12.6	%			11.1	%
Southeastern System			25,020				24,657				28,363				30,018				71,936				83,038				20.0	%			15.4	%
Itabira			12,108				10,965				11,865				12,082				35,018				34,911				-0.2	%			-0.3	%
Mariana1			7,694				6,980				8,099				8,548				22,140				23,628				11.1	%			6.7	%
Minas Centrais			5,218				6,711				8,399				9,388				14,778				24,499				79.9	%			65.8	%
Southern System			23,122				19,180				23,817				23,741				63,433				66,739				2.7	%			5.2	%
MBR			18,004				14,889				18,380				18,158				48,771				51,427				0.9	%			5.4	%
Minas do Oeste			5,118				4,290				5,438				5,583				14,662				15,311				9.1	%			4.4	%
Carajás			21,026				21,568				21,236				24,263				59,545				67,067				15.4	%			12.6	%
Urucum			367				240				336				285				1,080				861				-22.5	%			-20.3	%

Iron ore production in 3Q07 was the highest in CVRD’s history, amounting to 78.3 million mt, up 12.6% compared to the 69.5 million mt produced in 3Q06. In the first nine months of the year the Company produced 217.7 Mt, which is also a new record, being up 11.1% on 9M06.

In 3Q07 the Southeastern System was responsible for a record production of 30.0 million mt, with Brucutu producing 6.1 million mt, a performance consistent with the planned ramp-up. In 9M07, production in the Southeastern System amounted to 83.0 million mt, up 15.4% compared to 9M06.

Production in the Southern System totaled 23.7 million mt in 3Q07, up 2.7% versus 3Q06. In 9M07, production amounted to 66.7 million mt, up 5.2% against 9M06.

In Carajás, iron ore production also reached a new record, of 24.3 million mt in 3Q07, up 15.4% compared to 3Q06, achieving an annualized production rate close to 100 Mt. Production in 9M07 was 67.1 Mt, up 12.6% compared to the same period a year earlier.

		Production Report

Pellets — production at full capacity

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
PELLETS			3,923				4,175				4,311				4,434				9,812				12,919				13.0	%			31.7	%
CVRD I and CVRD II			1,573				1,562				1,569				1,556				4,420				4,687				-1.1	%			6.0	%
Fabrica			891				935				1,048				1,048				2,978				3,031				17.6	%			1.8	%
São Luís			1,459				1,678				1,694				1,830				2,413				5,201				25.4	%			115.5	%

In response to the strong global demand for pellets, the Company’s production in 3Q07 was 4,434,000 mt, the highest volume reported in any quarter, exceeding the previous record of 4,371,000 mt reached in 4Q06. All pellet plants are operating at full capacity, including São Luís, whose nominal capacity has been increased to 7 million tons per year.

In 3Q07, 2.9 million mt of blast furnace pellets and 1.6 million mt of direct production pellets were produced.

Total pellet volume produced in 9M07 amounted to 12.9 million mt, up 31.7% compared to 9M06.

In the consolidated figures under the concept of BR GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles in Brazil), whereby volumes produced by the joint ventures (Samarco, Nibrasco, Hispanobras, Itabrasco and Kobrasco) are computed according to CVRD’s equity stake, pellet production in 3Q07 amounted to 9.1 million mt, an increase of 5.6% compared to 3Q06.

In the first nine months of the year, pellet production according to the concept of BR GAAP was 26.6 million mt.

Manganese ore and ferroalloys — temporary shutdown of Azul and Dunkerque

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
MANGANESE ORE			610				410				706				100				1,665				1,215				-83.7	%			-27.0	%
Azul			471				322				567				10				1,248				899				-98.0	%			-28.0	%
Urucum			90				54				68				83				278				206				-7.9	%			-25.9	%
Other mines			49				34				70				7				140				111				-85.6	%			-20.5	%
FERROALLOY			140				131				144				130				396				405				-6.9	%			2.3	%
Brasil			68				65				73				70				195				208				3.9	%			7.1	%
Dunkerque			41				32				37				19				107				88				-54.3	%			-18.3	%
Mo I Rana			26				28				29				35				78				92				37.4	%			18.0	%
Urucum			5				6				6				6				16				17				7.7	%			5.5	%

Production of manganese ore totaled 100,000 mt in 3Q07, down 83.7% compared to 3Q06. Operations at the Azul mine were suspended from July of this year in order to give total priority to the transport of iron ore on the Carajás railroad (EFC).

In the first nine months of 2007, manganese ore production was 1.215 million mt, compared to 1.665 million mt in 9M06.

In 3Q07, ferroalloy production amounted to 130,000 mt, down 6.9% compared to 3Q06. The main reason for this reduction was the stoppage of one of the furnaces at our Dunkerque plant in the last week of August for repairs. This furnace is expected to resume operations in the first week of November, and it is estimated that this shutdown will result in a drop in ferroalloy production of 20,000 mt.

In this quarter, ferroalloy production consisted of 54,600 mt of ferrosilicon manganese alloys (FeSiMn), 51,200 of high-carbon manganese alloys, 14,900 mt of medium-carbon manganese alloys (FeMnMC) and 7,100 mt of other types of alloys. Production of cored wire (specialty alloys) was 1,900 mt.

		Production Report

NON-FERROUS MINERALS

Nickel — the operational challenges

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
NICKEL			50.0				61.4				62.5				55.1				169.5				179.0				10.1	%			5.6	%
Ontario			17.3				23.3				20.8				19.3				69.1				63.4				11.5	%			-8.3	%
Manitoba			5.3				7.8				8.0				5.7				26.8				21.5				7.2	%			-19.8	%
Indonesia			15.9				18.0				19.5				17.7				51.0				55.2				11.3	%			8.2	%
Voisey’s Bay			11.4				12.1				14.1				12.3				22.1				38.4				7.5	%			73.8	%
Others			0.1				0.2				0.1				0.1				0.5				0.5				n.m.				n.m.

Finished nickel production in 3Q07 reached 55,100 mt, up 10.1% compared to 3Q06. In the first nine months of the year, accumulated production totaled 179,000 mt, rising 5.6% compared to 9M06.

Production at Sudbury, Ontario, totaled 19,300 mt in 3Q07. There were maintenance stoppages and adjustments carried out to our equipment. In addition to this, there were mechanical problems with kiln # 1 at the Clydach refinery, in Wales, which processes part of the production from Sudbury.

Production in Thompson, Manitoba, was 5,700 mt in 3Q07. Heavy rainfall in the Thompson area resulted in excess moisture in the nickel ores and smelter feed challenges with recycles at the operations.

CVRD produces nickel-in-matte in Indonesia, an intermediary product which is transformed at our refinery in Tokyo, Japan Inco TNC Ltd (ITL). Production of refined nickel was 17,700 mt in 3Q07 compared to 15,900 mt of the same period a year earlier.

The figures shown for finished nickel production do not include the quantities produced from nickel concentrates purchased from other companies and processed externally under tolling arrangements. These volumes were 3,000 mt in 3Q07, being a total of 12,200 mt in the first nine months of 2007, compared to 13,000 mt in the same period a year earlier.

The Company is revising its production target for 2007, reducing it by 24 kt compared to the announced at the beginning of this year. Consequently, we expect to produce 246 kt of finished nickel in 2007. Our supply will reach 260 kt, given the 14 kt obtained through the tolling arrangements. It is estimated that 80% of the reduction in the targeted production is determined by challenges at the Sudbury matte processing facilities and the problems with the kiln at the Clydach refinery while 20% is due to a shortfall in the output from the Sudbury mines caused by geological conditions and infrastructure issues in the first quarter of the year.

In order to mitigate these problems and to upgrade the efficiency of our operations, we announced an investment of US$1.019 billion for 2008 to sustain the existing nickel operations, representing an increase of 32% to the US$770 million budgeted for this year.

Copper — production up 20%

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
COPPER			59.8				77.3				68.1				64.8				175.1				210.3				8.3	%			20.0	%
Sossego			32.2				29.9				29.2				26.9				84.2				86.0				-16.5	%			2.1	%
Ontario			20.8				31.5				28.5				23.9				73.4				84.0				15.0	%			14.4	%
Manitoba			0.1				0.4				0.3				0.3				0.5				1.0				166.0	%			98.2	%
Voisey’s Bay			2.5				12.5				7.8				11.5				17.0				31.8				360.9	%			87.1	%
Others			4.2				3.0				2.3				2.2				0.0				7.5				-47.4	%			n.m.

		Production Report

CVRD produces copper concentrates at Sossego, Brazil, and copper concentrates, copper anodes and cathodes at its operations in Canada, where copper is a byproduct of nickel. The figures shown in this report refer to the volumes of copper contained in these products.

The copper production at Sossego was 26,900 mt in 3Q07, down 16.5% compared to 3Q06. The reduction was caused by a maintenance stoppage at the processing plant, which lasted five days and lower copper grades. In 9M07, production totaled 86,000 mt, compared to 84,200 mt in 9M06.

The Canadian operations added 37,900 mt of copper in 3Q07, compared to 27,600 mt in 3Q06. As a result of the installation of a copper removal circuit at the Clarabelle mill plant in Sudbury, as a way of exploiting synergies, the production of copper concentrate has tended to increase relatively to the production of copper anodes. This change has contributed to a reduction in the quantity of copper contained in Sudbury. In this way, in 3Q07, volume produced was 23,900 mt, compared to 28,500 mt in the previous quarter.

The Company’s copper production totaled 210,300 mt in the first nine months of 2007, up 20% compared to the same period a year earlier.

Nickel by-products — cobalt production sets a new record

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		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
COBALT (metric tons)			356				579				597				668				1,403				1,844				87.7	%			31.4	%
Ontario			98				224				214				163				511				601				66.3	%			17.5	%
Manitoba			40				56				53				24				333				133				-40.5	%			-60.2	%
Voisey’s Bay			155				270				281				257				378				808				65.7	%			113.8	%
Others			63				29				49				225				181				303				256.3	%			67.1	%
PLATINUM (000’ounces)			32				29				39				43				108				111				34.7	%			2.4	%
Ontario			32				29				39				43				108				111				34.7	%			2.4	%
PALLADIUM (000’ounces)			47				45				55				52				136				152				10.6	%			11.7	%
Ontario			47				45				55				52				136				152				10.6	%			11.7	%
GOLD (000’ ounces)			19				18				21				22				58				61				15.8	%			4.5	%
Ontario			19				18				21				22				58				61				15.8	%			4.5	%
SILVER (000’ ounces)			535				623				448				605				2,045				1,676				13.1	%			-18.0	%
Ontario			535				623				448				605				2,045				1,676				13.1	%			-18.0	%

In this quarter cobalt production reached a record 668 mt, up 87.7% on the same period a year earlier. Production of platinum and palladium also showed an excellent performance, up 34.7% and 10.6%, respectively, in 3Q07, versus 3Q06.

Potash — growth resumes

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
POTASH			179				155				163				180				552				498				0.9	%			-9.7	%
Taquari-Vassouras			179				155				163				180				552				498				0.9	%			-9.7	%

Production of potash at the Taquari-Vassouras mine reached 180,000 mt in 3Q07, in line with 3Q06. In the first nine months of the year volume produced was 490,000 mt, down 9.7% on that produced in 9M06.

		Production Report

In the first half of the year, the performance of the Company’s potash operations was adversely affected by problems with mining equipment. Furthermore, since 2006, we have been mining a section of the mine that has lower grades. The geological condition of the deposits, in contrast with the case of non-ferrous minerals, does not allow a rapid change in grades. We expect to start mining a higher-grade section in about 15 months. Production volume estimate for this year have been revised to 684,000 mt.

Kaolin — new record

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
KAOLIN			341				292				327				356				1,020				975				4.4	%			-4.4	%
PPSA			152				126				150				178				446				454				17.4	%			1.9	%
Cadam			189				166				178				177				574				521				-6.1	%			-9.3	%

In 3Q07, kaolin production reached 356,000 mt, up 4.4% compared to 3Q06, setting a new Company quarterly record. The PPSA operation produced 178,000 mt, up 17.4% compared to 3Q06, while CADAM produced 177,000 mt, 12,000 mt less than in the same quarter a year earlier.

In the first nine months of the year, CVRD’s total kaolin production was 975,000 mt, down 4.4% compared to 9M06, as a result of the operational problems faced in 1H07.

ALUMINUM

Bauxite — Paragominas ramping up

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
BAUXITE			1,861				1,731				2,128				2,586				5,264				6,445				39.0	%			22.4	%
Trombetas			1,861				1,731				1,776				1,867				5,264				5,374				0.3	%			2.1	%
Paragominas			—				—				352				719				—				1,071				n.a.				n.a.

In 3Q07 the Company’s bauxite production reached a new record of 2.586 million mt, an increase of 39.0% versus 3Q06, of 1.861 million mt. Bauxite production at Trombetas, state of Pará, Brazil, set a new record, of 1.867 million mt.

The new bauxite mine at Paragominas, in the state of Pará, produced 719,000 mt in 3Q07, continuing its ramp up. The slurry pipeline for the transport of bauxite from Paragominas to Barcarena (the first pipeline in the world for the transportation of bauxite) — is operating without problems. Estimated production volume for this year 1.9 million mt.

In the first nine months of the year, total bauxite production was 6.445 million mt, up 22.4% compared to 9M06.

Alumina — in line

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
ALUMINA			1,063				978				995				1,123				2,812				3,096				5.6	%			10.1	%
Alunorte			1,063				978				995				1,123				2,812				3,096				5.6	%			10.1	%

		Production Report

The ramp up of Paragominas and the rise in bauxite production at Trombetas enabled the Company to produce 1.123 million mt of alumina at our alumina refinery (Alunorte) in Barcarena in 3Q07, up 2.6% against 3Q06.

The volume of alumina produced in the first nine months was 3.096 million mt, with production expected to reach 4.3 million mt for 2007, compared to 3.9 million mt in 2006.

Aluminum — in line

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
ALUMINUM			138				136				137				138				412				412				-0.3	%			0.0	%
Albras			115				113				114				115				341				341				0.1	%			0.1	%
Valesul			24				23				24				23				71				70				-2.3	%			-0.5	%

The production of aluminum in 3Q07 totaled 138,000 mt, equal to the amount in the same period a year earlier, there having been no expansion in capacity.

In 9M07 production totaled 412,000 mt, in line with the Company’s target. Production at Albras, in Barcarena, was 341,000 mt in 9M07, while at Valesul, located in Santa Cruz, the figure was 71,000 mt.

COAL

Coal — recovery

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000’ metric tons		3Q06				1Q07				2Q071				3Q07				9M06				9M072				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
METALLURGICAL COAL			—				—				523				946				—				1,469				n.a.				n.a.
Integra Coal			—				—				408				679				—				1,087				n.a.				n.a.
Isaac Plains			—				—				26				120				—				146				n.a.				n.a.
Carborough Downs			—				—				63				147				—				210				n.a.				n.a.
Broadlea			—				—				26				0				—				26				n.a.				n.a.
THERMAL COAL			—				—				137				198				—				335				n.a.				n.a.
Integra Coal			—				—				73				152				—				225				n.a.				n.a.
Isaac Plains			—				—				52				47				—				99				n.a.				n.a.
Broadlea			—				—				12				0				—				12				n.a.				n.a.

CVRD Australia, our wholly owned subsidiary, owns four coal assets: Integra Coal (61.2%), Carborough Downs (80%), Isaac Plains (50%) and Broadlea (100%).

Production in 3Q07 was 946,000 mt of metallurgical coal and 198,000 mt of thermal coal. As a consequence, there was an increase in production compared to the previous quarter (adjusted by the lower number of days under the control of CVRD). The problems caused by flooding on the Hunter river in Australia, in June, who adversely affected production at Integra Coal, were only eliminated in September.

Between May and September of this year, CVRD Australia produced 1.804 million mt, being 1.479 million mt of metallurgical coal and 335,000 mt of thermal coal. Total production forecast for the period from May to the end of December 2007 is 2.9 million mt.

Most of the production of metallurgic coal — 1.087 million mt, 74.0% of the Company’s total production — comes from Integra Coal, in the Hunter Valley, state of New South Wales, which has both open pit and underground mines.

		Production Report

Carborough Downs (underground mine), Isaac Plains (open pit mine) and Broadlea (open pit mine) are located in Central Queensland, in the state of Queensland, Australia.

Due to congestion at Australia’s coal ports, operations at Broadlea were shut down since July and are expected to restart in 1Q08. Production from Broadlea, Carborough Downs and Isaac Plains is transported along the Goonyella logistics corridor. It links the mines of the Central Queensland Bowen Basin to the Darymple Bay maritime terminal, while coal produced by Integra is transported along the Hunter Valley and shipped from the port of Newcastle, Australia’s largest coal port.

CVRD Production Report — US GAAP*
1,000 metric tons (unless stated otherwise)

																										% Change				% Change
		3Q06				1Q07				2Q07				3Q07				9M06				9M07				3Q07/3Q06				9M07/9M06
IRON ORE			69,535				65,645				73,753				78,307				195,994				217,705				12.6	%			11.1	%
Southeastern System			25,020				24,657				28,363				30,018				71,936				83,038				20.0	%			15.4	%
Itabira			12,108				10,965				11,865				12,082				35,018				34,911				-0.2	%			-0.3	%
Mariana			7,694				6,980				8,099				8,548				22,140				23,628				11.1	%			6.7	%
Minas Centrais			5,218				6,711				8,399				9,388				14,778				24,499				79.9	%			65.8	%
Southern System			23,122				19,180				23,817				23,741				63,433				66,739				2.7	%			5.2	%
MBR			18,004				14,889				18,380				18,158				48,771				51,427				0.9	%			5.4	%
Minas do Oeste			5,118				4,290				5,438				5,583				14,662				15,311				9.1	%			4.4	%
Carajás			21,026				21,568				21,236				24,263				59,545				67,067				15.4	%			12.6	%
Urucum			367				240				336				285				1,080				861				-22.5	%			-20.3	%
PELLETS			3,923				4,175				4,311				4,434				9,812				12,919				13.0	%			31.7	%
CVRD I and CVRD II			1,573				1,562				1,569				1,556				4,420				4,687				-1.1	%			6.0	%
Fabrica			891				935				1,048				1,048				2,978				3,031				17.6	%			1.8	%
São Luís			1,459				1,678				1,694				1,830				2,413				5,201				25.4	%			115.5	%
MANGANESE ORE			610				410				706				100				1,665				1,215				-83.7	%			-27.0	%
Azul			471				322				567				10				1,248				899				-98.0	%			-28.0	%
Urucum			90				54				68				83				278				206				-7.9	%			-25.9	%
Other mines			49				34				70				7				140				111				-85.6	%			-20.5	%
FERRO-ALLOYS			140				131				144				130				396				405				-6.9	%			2.3	%
Brasil			68				65				73				70				195				208				3.9	%			7.1	%
Dunkerque			41				32				37				19				107				88				-54.3	%			-18.3	%
Mo I Rana			26				28				29				35				78				92				37.4	%			18.0	%
Urucum			5				6				6				6				16				17				7.7	%			5.5	%
NICKEL			50				61				63				55				170				179				10.1	%			5.6	%
Ontario			17				23				21				19				69				63				11.5	%			-8.3	%
Manitoba			5				8				8				6				27				22				7.2	%			-19.8	%
Indonesia			16				18				20				18				51				55				11.3	%			8.2	%
Voisey’s Bay			11				12				14				12				22				38				7.5	%			73.8	%
Others			0				0				0				0				1				0				n.m.				n.m.
COPPER			60				77				68				65				175				210				8.3	%			20.0	%
Sossego			32				30				29				27				84				86				-16.5	%			2.1	%
Ontario			21				32				29				24				73				84				15.0	%			14.4	%
Manitoba			0				0				0				0				1				1				166.0	%			98.2	%
Voisey’s Bay			2				13				8				11				17				32				360.9	%			87.1	%
Others			4				3				2				2				0				7				-47.4	%			n.m.
ALUMINA			1,063				978				995				1,123				2,812				3,096				5.6	%			10.1	%
Alunorte			1,063				978				995				1,123				2,812				3,096				5.6	%			10.1	%
ALUMINUM			138				136				137				138				412				412				-0.3	%			0.0	%
Albras			115				113				114				115				341				341				0.1	%			0.1	%
Valesul			24				23				24				23				71				70				-2.3	%			-0.5	%
METALLURGICAL COAL			—				—				523				946				—				1,469				n.a.				n.a.
Integra Coal			—				—				408				679				—				1,087				n.a.				n.a.
Isaac Plains			—				—				26				120				—				146				n.a.				n.a.
Carborough Downs			—				—				63				147				—				210				n.a.				n.a.
Broadlea			—				—				26				0				—				26				n.a.				n.a.
THERMAL COAL			—				—				137				198				—				335				n.a.				n.a.
Integra Coal			—				—				73				152				—				225				n.a.				n.a.
Isaac Plains			—				—				52				47				—				99				n.a.				n.a.
Broadlea			—				—				12				0				—				12				n.a.				n.a.
COBALT (tons)			356				579				597				668				1,403				1,844				87.7	%			31.4	%
Ontario			98				224				214				163				511				601				66.3	%			17.5	%
Manitoba			40				56				53				24				333				133				-40.5	%			-60.2	%
Voisey’s Bay			155				270				281				257				378				808				65.7	%			113.8	%
Others			63				29				49				225				181				303				256.3	%			67.1	%
PLATINUM (thousand of ounces)			32				29				39				43				108				111				34.7	%			2.4	%
Ontario			32				29				39				43				108				111				34.7	%			2.4	%
PALLADIUM (thousand of ounces)			47				45				55				52				136				152				10.6	%			11.7	%
Ontario			47				45				55				52				136				152				10.6	%			11.7	%
GOLD (thousand of ounces)			19				18				21				22				58				61				15.8	%			4.5	%
Ontario			19				18				21				22				58				61				15.8	%			4.5	%
SILVER (thousand of ounces)			535				623				448				605				2,045				1,676				13.1	%			-18.0	%
Ontario			535				623				448				605				2,045				1,676				13.1	%			-18.0	%
POTASH			179				155				163				180				552				498				0.9	%			-9.7	%
Taquari-Vassouras			179				155				163				180				552				498				0.9	%			-9.7	%
KAOLIN			341				292				327				356				1,020				975				4.4	%			-4.4	%
PPSA			152				126				150				178				446				454				17.4	%			1.9	%
Cadam			189				166				178				177				574				521				-6.1	%			-9.3	%