$1.5B Copper & Cobalt Stock Blocked at Tenke Fungurume Amid CMOC-Gécamines Dispute
A growing pile of copper and cobalt worth around $1.5 billion is stuck in the Democratic Republic of Congo, caught in a standoff over the future of one of the world’s biggest battery metal mines. world. The huge stockpile of metal is owned by China’s CMOC Group Ltd, which is locked in a dispute with its Congolese state partner over royalty payments. While its exports were stalled in mid-July, CMOC’s Tenke Fungurume mine continued to operate near capacity, simply stockpiling extra metal until it could resume shipments, people close say…
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