Chile's Codelco copper output slumps in January, Escondida jumps
Copper output fell sharply at state miner Codelco's deposits
in January, while BHP's sprawling Escondida mine saw production jump, according
to Chile state copper agency Cochilco.
Cochilco said output at Codelco, the world's largest copper
miner, plunged 6.8% in January over the same month in 2019, to 118,600 tonnes.
Production at BHP's BHP.AX Escondida, the globe's largest copper mine, rose 10%
to 100,900 tonnes.
The massive Collahuasi copper mine in northern Chile, a
joint-venture between Anglo American AAL.L and Glencore GLEN.L, also saw its
January production rise 20.2%, to 53,500 tonnes, the agency said.
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