Lundin Mining Corporation is a Canadian base-metals mining company focused primarily on the exploration, development and operation of copper mines. The company also produces gold, molybdenum, nickel and other byproducts, depending on the ore bodies it operates. Its products are supplied to global markets and support industries such as construction, electrical equipment, transportation and manufacturing.
Lundin Mining’s principal assets include the Candelaria copper, gold and silver complex and the Caserones copper-molybdenum mine in Chile, as well as the Eagle nickel-copper mine in Michigan. The company also owns the Josemaria copper-gold-silver project in Argentina, which it is advancing as a potential future mining operation. Its asset portfolio has changed over time as the company has acquired, developed and divested mining properties in the Americas and Europe.
Founded in 1994, Lundin Mining is part of the broader Lundin Group of natural-resource companies. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, and has historically operated across Canada, the United States, Chile, Argentina and other international jurisdictions. Jack Lundin serves as president and chief executive officer, while Adam Lundin is chairman of the board.
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