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Metso launches Sampo Cell
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The production report from diversified mining and marketing company Glencore, which is seen as offering particular leverage to copper and zinc’s currently attractive fundamentals, elicited favorable analyst comment. “Glencore remains our sector top pick,”Barclays Equity Research analysts Amos Fletcher and Ian Rossouw commented. “We have a ‘buy’ on Glencore,” stated UBS analysts Miles …
Read More »Weatherly’s Tschudi mine meets fiscal year generation direction
Point recorded Weatherly International’s Tschudi mine, in Namibia, delivered 14 759 t of copper cathode in the monetary year finished June 30, in accordance with direction, yet 13% underneath its 17 000 t/y nameplate limit. C1 money expenses of $5 288/t were likewise in accordance with direction of $5 250/t …
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