Los Pelambres
Los Pelambres
60% Owned
Los Pelambres is a sulphide deposit in Chile’s
Coquimbo region, 240 km north of Santiago.
It produces copper concentrate (containing
gold and silver) and molybdenum concentrate
through a milling and flotation process.
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Centinela
Centinela
70% Owned
Centinela mines sulphide and oxide deposits
1,350km north of Santiago in the Antofagasta
region, one of Chile’s most important mining areas.
Centinela produces copper concentrate
(containing gold and silver) through a milling and
flotation process, and molybdenum concentrate. It
also produces copper cathodes, using the solvent
extraction and electrowinning (SX-EW) process.
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Antucoya
Antucoya
70% owned
Antucoya is approximately 1,400 km north
of Santiago and 125 km north-east of the city
of Antofagasta. Antucoya mines and leaches
oxide ore to produce copper cathodes using
the solvent extraction and electrowinning
(SX-EW) process.
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Zaldívar
Zaldívar
50% OWNED Joint Venture
Zaldívar is an open-pit, heap-leach copper
mine which produces copper cathodes using
the solvent extraction and electrowinning
(SX-EW) process. It is located at an elevation
of 3,000 metres above sea level, approximately
1,400 km north of Santiago and 175 km
south-east of the city of Antofagasta.
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Antofagasta operations
and projects
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Capital city
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Cities and
town centres
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Antofagasta Minerals ports
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Transport
Antofagasta owns and operates four mines. Los Pelambres is located in the Coquimbo region of central Chile and Centinela, Antucoya and Zaldívar are in the Antofagasta region of northern Chile.