Chile’s Caserones copper mine close to reach full capacity after weather forced 3-week shutdown
The mine, which began producing in May 2014, has suffered a series of technical problems in its ramp-up phase.
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Yancoal seeks $2.5bn from investors to pay for Rio’s Aussie coal mines
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Haver & Boecker details new wash plant
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