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Southern Copper aims to boost its Peru copper output by 520,000 tons in 8-10 years

May 22, 2024 11:24 AM

LIMA, May 22 (Reuters) - Southern Copper ( SCCO ),

Peru's third largest copper producer controlled by Grupo Mexico

, expects to boost its copper production in Peru by

520,000 metric tons in 8-10 years if it executes its $8.5

billion portfolio of projects, a top executive said on

Wednesday.

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