Anglo American Copper Output Falls 5% as Chile Weather Disrupts Mines - FINCHANNEL
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The mining company showed a fall of 5% in the third semester, going from 183,500 tons of the same period of the previous year to 174,900 metric tons
The two mining groups, which suffered severe weather disturbances in Chile, nevertheless confirmed their annual production target for red metal.
BHP, one of the world's largest mining companies, saw its copper production fall by 19 percent to 400,700 tons between July and September. While the company's average selling price for copper increased by 53 percent, problems in Chile and Australia put pressure on production. 🚆
BHP, one of the world's largest mining companies, saw its copper production fall by 19 percent to 400,700 tons between July and September. While the company's average selling price for copper increased by 53 percent, problems in Chile and Australia put pressure on production.
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