Canadian Mining Journal editor-in-chief Tamer Elbokl speaks to McEwen Copper vice-president and general manager Michael Meding about recent third-party investments in its Los Azules copper project in Argentina. The company, a subsidiary of McEwen Mining, has attracted funding from Rio Tinto subsidiary Nuton ($25 million plus a promise of a further $40.7 million) and international automaker Stellantis ($207 million).
Video: Third-party investments put McEwen Copper on the front foot
McEwen Copper owns the Los Azules copper project in San Juan, Argentina. (Image courtesy of McEwen Mining.)
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