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"Over the past year, we have invested in new equipment and specialized terrain vehicles to improve our productivity and capacity, and have also ordered new drill rigs."
"The US$2 billion Super Pit expansion at Lumwana will double our production from an average of 120,000 to 240,000 t/y by 2028."
"With the Zambian government intently focused on increasing copper production, we have seen infrastructure improvements, with rail and road upgrades, as well as a strong focus on education and training to support the mining sector."
"Our vision is closely linked to Zambia’s vision: to bring the country’s copper production to 3 million t/y by 2031."
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The Geographic Spread of Africa’s Mining Investors
April 26, 2019
International investors demonstrate reinvigorated appetite for Africa’s mining prospects – from traditional partners like the Australians to a growing Chinese and Russian presence.
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2024 was marked a ‘super year’ for elections by the UN, with 72 countries and almost half the world’s population heading to the polls, impacting the global mining sector with each vote cast. This election uncertainty was accompanied by familiar issues for Ontario’s miners, with labor shortages, challenging equity markets, and cost inflation dominating the discourse of industry professionals across the value chain.
2024 was marked a ‘super year’ for elections by the UN, with 72 countries and almost half the world’s population heading to the polls, impacting the global mining sector with each vote cast. This election uncertainty was accompanied by familiar issues for Ontario’s miners, with labor shortages, challenging equity markets, and cost inflation dominating the discourse of industry professionals across the value chain.
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