KGHM Launches US$8.55 Billion Investment Plan

Published: Jul 6, 2026 09:26

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KGHM launched its “Strategy 2055+” plan, committing more than 32 billion zlotys, or about US$8.55 billion, in investment through 2030. The company targets average annual paid copper output of 730,000 tonnes between 2026 and 2030 and plans to build a new Polish mine called “KGHM 2.0.”

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