Glencore‘s Raglan Mine has announced the inauguration of Anuri Mine in Quebec, Canada.
The new venture, part of the Sivumut Project, is set to extend the life of the Raglan Mine’s operations by at least two decades.
Anuri Mine, which has been in the pipeline for more than ten years, represents one of the most substantial investments in Quebec’s mining industry in the past decade.
Raglan Mine, working in the nickel mining domain since 1997, considers the Anuri mine an important step towards the pursuit of its activities in partnership with Inuit communities.
Glencore is one of the world’s largest diversified natural resource companies, which operates on the northern edge of Quebec, in Nunavik.
Its property extends to almost 70km from east to west and consists of high-grade deposits such as nickel and copper.
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