China's MMG joins hunt for distressed mining assets
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HONG Kong-listed MMG Ltd said on Monday it will look to buy assets of distressed miners in need of cash, joining a shortlist of companies with the financial means to turn predator.
The China-owned copper and zinc miner operating in Peru, Australia, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Laos, is ready to continue its seven-year growth trajectory after starting shipments in January from the US$10 billion Las Bambas copper lode in the Peruvian Andes.
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