Lundin Says Chile Mine Restart After Storm May Take 2-3 Weeks
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Lundin Mining Corp. announced that restarting operations at a key copper mine in Chile may take two to three weeks after severe storms caused infrastructure damage. The mine is an important asset for the company. The delay could impact copper production.
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Temporary loss of copper production affects global supply.
Lundin Mining Corp. said it may take two to three weeks to restart operations at a copper mine in Chile.
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Lundin Mining Corp. said it may take two to three weeks to restart operations at a copper mine in Chile.
Bloomberg- Temporary loss of copper production affects global supply.
- Potential price increases for copper due to reduced output.
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Lundin Mining Corp. said it may take two to three weeks to restart operations at a copper mine in Chile.
BloombergThe mine is one of Lundin's key copper mines.
OpinionSevere storms damaged infrastructure at the mine.
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