Strike for Copper in Peru
Protestors blocked access roads to Las Bambas mine in Peru for over 100 days in 2019, curtailing copper production.
Peru trade
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Protestors blocked access roads to Las Bambas mine in Peru for over 100 days in 2019, curtailing copper production.
Copper reserves were revised for Peru based on company data and government information.
Peruvian copper reserves were revised upward based on new government information.
Significant upward revision of Peruvian copper reserves announced in 2008, enlarging the reported reserve base.
Magma Copper Co. committed $85 million to further develop the Tintaya Mine, enhancing its production potential.
Magma Copper Co. bought 98.43% of Tintaya Mine, adding a 50,000‑t/yr copper operation to its portfolio.
SPCC acquired Peru's government-owned Ilo refinery for $65 million, expanding its smelting footprint.
SPCC embarked on a $445 million modernization of the Ilo refinery, upgrading its processing capability.
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