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TORONTO: Canadian miner First Quantum Minerals is exploring a rights issue as it seeks to strengthen its balance sheet, following the closure of a key mine in Panama last month that accounted for about 40% of its revenue, two sources familiar with the matter says.

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Global transitions to net zero will be messy and difficult and will produce losers unless there is vigilance in navigating competing national interests.

Barrick Gold has denied claims that it wants to takeover First Quantum Minerals and it does consider Panama copper a safe investment.

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Barrick Gold denies reports of meeting with First Quantum for possible takeover in Panama. Barrick focuses on strengthening relations in Tanzania.

SailingStone Capital Partners, one of First Quantum Minerals largest shareholders, said on Monday it had told the Canadian miner about historic missed opportunities in the management of its balance...

Electric vehicles and the expansion of renewable energy infrastructure all rely on copper, but the time to start a new mine has increased to over twenty years

By Divya Rajagopal TORONTO (Reuters) - SailingStone Capital Partners, a shareholder in First Quantum Minerals, said on Monday it had told the Canadian ...