Boliden Earnings Improve as Investors Stay Bullish on European Copper Exposure

Published: May 20, 2026 10:13

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Swedish mining company Boliden reported improved first-quarter earnings, supported by higher copper prices and stronger cost controls. Although European industrial demand remains relatively soft, investors continue focusing on long-term copper supply tightness. Boliden said it will continue optimizing its Nordic mining and smelting operations.

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