Hudbay sets benchmarks to build Copper World/Rosemont mine complex

Toronto-based Hudbay Minerals Inc. has announced benchmarks it must achieve before it proceeds with construction of the Copper World/Rosemont mine complex in the Santa Rita Mountains 35 miles southwest of Tucson.

The requirements include a provision that Hudbay must find a joint venture partner willing to invest an unknown amount in the $2.8 billion project.  Hudbay bought out a previous joint venture partner in 2019.

The benchmarks also include financial targets requiring Hudbay to reduce long-term debt and increase cash reserves. Hudbay’s strategy also limits debt earmarked to the project to $500 million.

Hudbay Minerals Benchmarks for Copper World/Rosemont

In addition, Hudbay states it must renegotiate a metal streaming agreement where it receives $230 million for mine construction in exchange for long term sales of gold and silver at fixed prices.

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3 Responses to Hudbay sets benchmarks to build Copper World/Rosemont mine complex

  1. DR. ALAN JOHNSON says:

    HUDBAY IS IN ARIZONA TO STAY AS ECONOMIC GUESTS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT . THEY WILL MINE THE ROSEMONT DEPOSITS UNTIL THEIR MINERAL RESOURCES ARE EXHAUSTED . THIS HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE BY A LACK OF RULES AND REGULATIONS WHEN IT COMES TO ALLOWING FOREIGN COMPANIES THE FREEDOM AND RIGHTS TO EXPLOIT STRATEGIC MINERAL RESOURCES . HUDBAY HAS DONE NOTHING WRONG AS A MINING COMPANY . ARIZONA IS TESTIMONY TO THE DEVASTATION THAT MINING COMPANIES CREATE . IF YOU WANT TO BE ” THE KING OF COPPER ” , THEN YOU MUST BEAR THE CONSEQUENCES . HUDBAY IS A BUSINESS AND IT IS ALL ABOUT MAKING MONEY , MONEY AND MORE MONEY . IT IS JUST ANOTHER FORD OR GM .

  2. DR. ALAN JOHNSON says:

    THE US FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MIGHT CONSIDER NATIONALIZING ALL ” STRATEGIC MINERALS ” . FIRST THEY MUST IDENTIFY SUCH MINERALS . FOLLOWING THIS , POLICES FOR THE EXPLOITATION/MINING/PROCESSING/ETC CAN BE PUT IN PLACE KEEPING IN MIND THAT MINING IS BASED ON A NON-RENEWABLE PRODUCT . THE US SHOULD EXAMINE SAUDI ARABIA’S POLICIES REGARDING MINERAL MINING . THE US CAN THEN INVITE FOREIGN INVESTMENT/PARTICIPATION BUT THE RESOURCES REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF THE GOVERNMENT .

  3. DR. ALAN JOHNSON says:

    WHY DID YOU DELETE MY SECOND COMMENT ????