Rio2 gets green light for Peru copper expansion
26-08-2026 08:07 via smh.com.au

Rio2 gets green light for Peru copper expansion

Rio2 Ltd has received the green light for a major expansion of its Condestable copper mine in Peru, allowing for increased production and a 10-year life extension.
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