Lundin Mining buys Eagle mining project
Source: The Argus-Press
The Kennecott Eagle Mine in Marquette County looks poised to change hands from mining giant Rio Tinto to Canada-based Lundin Mining Corp.
Excerpt: Canada’s Lundin Mining Corp. says it’s buying an Upper Peninsula nickel and copper mine from a subsidiary of London-based Rio Tinto PLC for $325 million.
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Source: The Argus-Press
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