(Reuters) - Augusta is currently conducting a feasibility study at the
Rosemont copper project about 50 km southeast of Tucson, Arizona,
which holds deposits of copper, silver and molybdenum -- a rare
metal typically used in car parts and consumer electronic
products.
Sumitomo, the third-biggest trading company in Japan, said in
a statement that it aims to build up a long-term partnership with
Augusta for the development of the Rosemont project.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
Rosemont copper project about 50 km southeast of Tucson, Arizona,
which holds deposits of copper, silver and molybdenum -- a rare
metal typically used in car parts and consumer electronic
products.
Sumitomo, the third-biggest trading company in Japan, said in
a statement that it aims to build up a long-term partnership with
Augusta for the development of the Rosemont project.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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