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Lundin Mining's Chilean Mine Restart to Take 2-3 Weeks After Storm
Lundin Mining announced that the restart of its Chilean mine will take approximately two to three weeks following a recent winter storm. The company is working to resume operations after the weather disruption.
27 Jul, 14:39 — 27 Jul, 14:53
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bloombergHigh3d ago
Lundin Says Chile Mine Restart After Storm May Take 2-3 Weeks
Lundin Mining Corp. said it may take about two to three weeks to restart operations at one of its key copper mines in Chile after severe storms damaged infrastructure.
By Sybilla Gross
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Lundin Mining says Chilean mine restart to take 2-3 weeks after winter storm
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