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Chiles state-owned Codelco, the worlds largest copper producer, expects total losses of about 7,000 metric tons of copper production due to last months heavy rains, its chairman said on...

Australian shares are set to open down. Materials pacing losses among most of the S&P 500 industry sectors. Communication services rises. $A slips.

CODELCOS CHAIRMAN SAYS COPPER PRODUCTION WILL START RECOVERING NEXT YEAR ...

Meanwhile, the copper giant is still struggling with operational issues and a drop in grade ores, that led to its lowest production in nearly a quarter century in 2022. Codelco has also been tasked with leading that government's effort to take control of the lithium industry. Additionally, the company's CEO Andre Sougarret announced that he was resigning from the company in June, citing "complexities" in running it. Codelco expects production to start recovering next year, th...

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Swedish mine Chilean state-owned mining giant Codelco has faced a number of challenges in its recent production operations. Its Andina copper mine, which was suspended due to heavy rains in Chile, resumed operations on June 25.

Codelco's Andina Copper Mine (with output of 177,000 mt of copper content in 2022) resumed production after a brief outage caused by the floods in Chile. The key infrastructure equipment of the mine was not affected, though some roads in the mining area were washed away.

Ivanhoe Mines' founder warns of a potential tenfold jump in copper prices due to supply constraints, increased demand, and clean energy initiatives

SANTIAGO (Reuters) - An electrical accident at Codelco's El Teniente mine in central Chile, the company's largest copper mine, left one dead, the stat...