October 17, 2013 Fortuna Silver bumps reserve estimates by 22% Inferred resources at San Jose Mexican mine increase by 39%.
October 16, 2013 SLIDESHOW: The giant copper pit Chile is betting the future on Codelco is gearing up to build one of the world's largest open pit mines high in the Andes to extend its operations through 2085.
October 16, 2013 The giant copper pit Chile is betting its future on Since nationalization in July 1971 Codelco has boosted Chile's state coffers by more than $100 billion.
October 16, 2013 The giant copper pit Chile is betting its future on Located in Los Andes in the Valparaíso Region of Chile, the existing mine opened in 1970, combining surface (Sur Sur) and underground (Rio Blanco) mining.
October 16, 2013 The giant copper pit Chile is betting its future on Central control room at the existing mine. The cost of the Andina 244 project is pegged at $6.8 billion and target date for completion is 2020.
October 16, 2013 Analysts’ ideas of the week – Iron ore continued Even the world’s largest iron ore producer, Vale, stated last week that they expect the iron ore market will be in a supply surplus position in 2015.
October 16, 2013 The giant copper pit Chile is betting its future on The Andina 244 pit will cover 510 hectares to a depth of 800m in the central valley shown on this satellite image. […]
October 16, 2013 The giant copper pit Chile is betting its future on The Andina 244 project will extend the life of the mine to 2085 and boost annual production of fine copper at the complex to over 600,000 tonnes
October 16, 2013 The giant copper pit Chile is betting its future on Not everything about mining has changed over the last century. At its most basic level open pit mining is still about trucks and shovels
October 16, 2013 The giant copper pit Chile is betting its future on The Andina mine lies 80 km north east of the Chilean capital Santiago, more than 3,700m (12,000 feet) above sea-level
Legal analysis: What Project Vault means for critical minerals regulation White House confirmed the start of the project, which would combine $1.67B in private capital with a $10B loan from the US Export-Import Bank to buy and store minerals. February 16, 2026 | 11:16 am
