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The spat between First Quantum Minerals Ltd. and Panama’s government over a copper mine in the Central American nation may be a sign of things to come. Countries are cracking down on foreign firms mining their resources, both to seize on the rush to secure critical minerals and boost revenue in cash-strapped jurisdictions.
Meanwhile, copper miners are headed for a round of deal-making in advance of rising long-term demand for the wiring metal. Brazilian giant Vale SA is also looking to sell part of its base metals business, which includes a chunk of the nickel-rich Sudbury basin in Canada, in the coming months.
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