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Capstone Copper Corp., headquartered in British Columbia, operates mines and facilities across the Americas, including Mexico, Chile, and Arizona.

9 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 22
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Capstone Copper Corp., headquartered in British Columbia, operates mines and facilities across the Americas, including Mexico, Chile, and Arizona.

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  1. Capstone Copper operates mines in Arizona, Chile, and Mexico across the Americas.1 source
  2. Capstone Copper Corp. leverages an option agreement with ENAMI to complete the acquisition of copper assets for the San Pietro Project in the Atacama Region of Chile.Sub-event
  3. International arbitration regarding a resource project originating from British Columbia.Sub-event
  4. Citigroup upgraded Capstone Copper to strong-buy rating.1 source
  5. Capstone Copper Corp. reported its financial results from its Vancouver office.Sub-event
  6. Specific mine locations, including Pinto Valley in Arizona, Mantos Blancos in Chile, and Cozamin in Mexico, were identified.Sub-event
  7. Capstone Copper Corp. ratified three-year collective bargaining agreements in Chile.Sub-event
  8. Capstone Copper Corp. outlines its international operational footprint across the Americas.1 source

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