Lundin Mining said one of its key copper mines in Chile could take about two to three weeks to resume operations after the severe storm damaged infrastructure. The Vancouver-based company said in a statement on Monday that last week's heavy rainfall and snowfall damaged two transmission towers that power the Caserones copper mine at Lundin Mining, which has been without power since July 18. At present, the company's team has mobilized to repair damaged facilities, while roads in and out of the mining area are gradually being restored.

Lundin Mining said one of its key copper mines in Chile could take about two to three weeks to resume operations after the severe storm damaged infrastructure. The Vancouver-based company said in a statement on Monday that last week's heavy rainfall and snowfall damaged two transmission towers that power the Caserones copper mine at Lundin Mining, which has been without power since July 18. At present, the company's team has mobilized to repair damaged facilities, while roads in and out of the mining area are gradually being restored.