Hudbay Minerals closes second quarter with $14.9 million loss
It attributed the results to the acquisition of Copper Mountain, as well as lower copper and zinc prices, higher costs and lower sales.
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Alamos Gold updates feasibility of gold production from former Lynn Lake mine
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Silver Lake hits ‘reset button’ at Sugar Zone gold mine in Ontario
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