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First Quantum expects drilling results for Peru copper project next year, manager says

Sep 13, 2024 1:20 PM

LIMA, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Canadian miner First Quantum

Minerals ( FQVLF ) expects updated drilling results for La Granja copper

project in Peru in the second half of next year, project

development manager Steven Lewis said on Thursday.

The company is also working to complete feasibility studies

for the project by 2028, he said.

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