Australian Bradken Turns Peru Into Its Mining Production Center in South America: US$100 Million Plant Opens
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Chile in the radar: from Cerro Verde to Tía María, the plans of the mining supplier of the southBradken reinforces its commitment to Peru. The Australian company specialized in solutions for the mining industry inaugurated a new plant in Chilca (Cañete), a project that is part of one of the most important investments developed by the company globally in recent years. What role will this operation have within its strategy for Latin America? As Ge…
The Australian company Bradken opened an industrial plant in the district of Chilca, province of Cañete, after an investment of more than US$ 100 million, with which it will make Peru its main production center in South America.The Chilca plant, where steel coatings for mining mills will be manufactured, has been designed as a regional hub from which it will serve mainly the markets of Peru and Chile, as well as supplying customers from Brazil, …
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