Teck Acquires 21% Stake in San Nicolás Copper-Zinc Mine

Published: Jul 6, 2017 18:38

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Teck Resources acquired a 21% stake in Goldcorp’s Zacatecas San Nicolás copper-zinc mine in Mexico for $50 million.

SHANGHAI, Jul. 6 (SMM) – Teck Resources acquired a 21% stake in Goldcorp’s Zacatecas San Nicolás copper-zinc mine in Mexico for $50 million.

The deal will be done in the third quarter of 2017.

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