Rio Tinto resumes operations at Western Australia’s Dampier port after five weeks
Rio warned in late January that its first-quarter shipments could be affected due to disruptions in rail operations.
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Panama’s $10 billion copper mine faces tough road to restart
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Weir Group to acquire mining tech company Micromine for $826M
The combination will create a globally scaled platform to optimize performance across the mining process, Weir said.
US consumers to bear brunt of copper tariffs, ex-Codelco CEO says
US copper imports have soared to 45% last year from nearly nothing in 1991, leaving domestic producers exposed to price suppression and supply disruptions.