BUSINESSJul 31 · 08:52 UTCTHE RIO TIMESRocco Caldero

Argentina Approves US$9.7 Billion Vicuña Copper Mine Project

Argentina approved a US$9.737 billion copper mine project, potentially expanding to US$18 billion over a decade. The Vicuña Argentina S.A. joint venture, a 50/50 partnership between BHP and Lundin Mining, will develop copper-gold-silver deposits in San Juan province.

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