A Study-BHP Robinson And BHP Tintaya

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
II Browne
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Jan 1, 1997

Abstract

After a decade of high copper prices, major mining companies are renewing their interest in purchasing operating properties and/or development of ore bodies. An existing operation carries with it a history that can present unique opportunities, while a greenfield operation allows for the establishment of a defined culture. Capital investments are distinctly different. A comparison of BHP Copper Robinson Operation, a greenfield property, and BHP Copper Tintaya Operation, a government owned Peruvian property, will provide insights into mining, concentrating and cultural differences between North and South American Operations.
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APA: II Browne  (1997)  A Study-BHP Robinson And BHP Tintaya

MLA: II Browne A Study-BHP Robinson And BHP Tintaya. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1997.

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