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Chilean govt to press ahead with plans to build copper smelters, increase state role in lithium production - minister - Vimarsana News

Chilean govt to press ahead with plans to build copper smelters, increase state role in lithium production - minister

Find out how the Chilean government is pushing ahead with plans for a new copper smelter despite the global smelting crisis, Chile’s minister of mining, Aurora Williams told Fastmarkets, adding that the state will also play a key role in developing the country’s premium lithium assets

Ball in BHP's court; Anglo says bid fails on value, structure | Hotter Commodities - Vimarsana News

Ball in BHP's court; Anglo says bid fails on value, structure | Hotter Commodities

Read more about the BHP and Anglo American deal and how the proposal tried to create the largest copper producer in the world.

Codelco plans lithium exploration in Pedernales salt flat in late 2024 - Vimarsana News

Codelco plans lithium exploration in Pedernales salt flat in late 2024

Chile's state-run Codelco plans to begin lithium exploration in the country's Pedernales salt flat in the second half of the year, as part of the copper miner's nascent efforts to mine the white...

Anglo-American Rejects BHP's $38.9 Billion Takeover Bid - Vimarsana News

Anglo-American Rejects BHP's $38.9 Billion Takeover Bid

In a bold move set to potentially reshape the global mining landscape, BHP Group (NYSE: BHP), the Australian mining giant,

Codelco Q1 Results: World's largest copper producer's pre-tax profit sinks 29%, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Codelco Q1 Results: World's largest copper producer's pre-tax profit sinks 29%, ET Auto

Codelco has been battling to boost its production, which has fallen for two straight years to reach a quarter-century low, despite delays, cost overruns and accidents.