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First Quantum Minerals Ltd

First Quantum Minerals Ltd

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Oct 20, 2026

Chisanga Puta-ChekweGUEST
58:31
I remember once I'd gone to his house, we were discussing Royalty Mining Taxes.
Chisanga Puta-ChekweGUEST
58:39
I was country manager for First Quantum Minerals and I wanted to just keep the opposition informed and to get their view.
Chisanga Puta-ChekweGUEST
58:49
And while I was there, somebody called.
Chisanga Puta-ChekweGUEST
58:51
They were preparing for the election, for the by-election that brought, that confirmed President Banda as President of the Republic.
Paul HarrisHOST
16:31
You know, Rio Tinto's in Colombia.
Paul HarrisHOST
16:33
First Quantum Minerals is looking in Colombia.
Paul HarrisHOST
16:35
Freeport-McMoRan's in Colombia.
Paul HarrisHOST
16:36
Barrick Mining, Newmont, Agnico Eagle Mines.
Alex BlumensteinHOST
1:39
Yeah, it's pretty funny, that part.
Alex BlumensteinHOST
1:41
A Panamanian government commission recommended that President Jose Raul Molino negotiate the reopening of the Cobre Panama copper mine, operated by Canadian miner First Quantum Minerals, though only as a means to fund its eventual closure.
Alex BlumensteinHOST
1:56
The ruling, which seemingly came as a surprise, sent shares of First Quantum plummeting by over 30% before trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange was halted.
Jay RosenthalHOST
2:05
Yeah, to catch you up, in 2023, mass protests disrupted operations at the mine, with activists decrying the mine's environmental impacts and a deal they viewed as unfavorable and exploitative.
Trevor HallHOST
0:46
Copper is a big part of the headline mining news today.
Trevor HallHOST
0:50
First Quantum Minerals saw its shares fall sharply yesterday after a Panamanian ministerial commission recommended to President Molino that the Cobre Panama mine be restarted rather than closed immediately.
Trevor HallHOST
1:06
But the panel proposed negotiating a restart that would generate revenue to fund an eventual orderly closure at no cost to the state.
Trevor HallHOST
1:15
According to the commission's report, the 2023 Supreme Court ruling that found the mining contract unconstitutional may not have prohibited mining activity itself.
Trevor HallHOST
1:25
potentially leaving room for a new legal framework.
Trevor HallHOST
1:29
Any deal would require a definitive closure date, with no renewal and resolution, at roughly $27 billion in pending international arbitration.
Trevor HallHOST
1:39
First Quantum said it would engage constructively and in good faith.
Trevor HallHOST
1:45
Furthermore, at the world's largest copper mine, supervisors are heading toward a potential work stoppage.

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