Los Azules, a US$2.7 billion copper project in San Juan backed by Stellantis and Rio Tinto, could make Argentina a real copper producer for the first time.
Argentina · Mining
Key Facts
—The project Los Azules, in San Juan, is advancing toward becoming Argentina’s largest copper development.
—The backers It is run by McEwen Copper, with Stellantis and Rio Tinto’s Nuton among its strategic investors.
—The prize The deposit holds an estimated 10.2 billion pounds of copper reserves.
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