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Nittetsu Mining Projects Advance with Peruvian Environmental Approval and Chilean Debt…

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 17
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The Peruvian subsidiary of Camino Minerals Corporation, a joint venture partner with Nittetsu Mining, received approval from Peru's Ministry of Energy and Mines for the Second Modification of the Semi-Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment for the Costa de Cobre Project in southern Peru. This approval increases the effective exploration area by approximately 94%, expanding capacity to support 280 drill platforms and up to 611,840 metres of drilling capacity. Separately, discussions are ongoing regarding a potential Japanese debt facility to commence construction of the Puquios copper mine in Chile.

From parisguardian.com

Why it matters

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The Peruvian approval provides a major operational milestone for the Costa de Cobre Project, validating the exploration potential of the company's claims. The ongoing discussions in Chile regarding a potential debt facility could pave the way for the development of the Puquios copper mine.

From parisguardian.com

Who's involved

  • Nittetsu MiningJoint venture partner in Peru and involved in discussions regarding a potential debt facility in Chile.

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