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Chile's Codelco says October was best production month this year

Nov 9, 2024 12:17 PM

SANTIAGO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Chile's state-run copper

company Codelco registered its best production of the year

during the month of October, Chairman Maximo Pacheco said on

Thursday.

"October was the best month in the year so far," he said in

a statement. "We were able to exceed our monthly production

target and also that of the same month in 2023."

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