Agreement Achieved to Conclude Strike at Caserones Copper Mine in Chile

Lundin Mining Resolves Strike at Caserones Copper Mine
An agreement between Lundin Mining and the workers has officially brought the strike at the Caserones copper mine in Chile to a close. This labor action began in mid-August and involved around 30% of the workforce, lasting for one week until most union members accepted a new collective bargaining proposal from the company.

Production Resumes Following Labor Dispute Resolution
During the strike, operations at the mine were curtailed to approximately 50% capacity. With the resolution of the labor dispute, Lundin Mining plans to quickly resume full production at the site.

Caserones Mine’s Role in Global Metal Supply
The Caserones mine, known for its open-pit operations, produces high-quality copper concentrate, copper cathode, and molybdenum concentrate. It plays a vital role in providing these essential metals for various industrial uses.