MMG says Las Bambas secured 'critical supplies' to continue copper production at reduced rate MMG copper
- China-controlled mining company MMG reported today that its Las Bambas copper mine in Peru has been able to secure critical supplies that have enabled production to continue at a reduced rate.
The company noted that transport disruptions continue to affect inbound and outbound logistics along the Southern Road Corridor, adding that Las Bambas has mobilized its site security team and the property remains secure.
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