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Chile's copper output, January 2019

Chile produced 457.1 kt of fine mine copper in January 2019. That is 3.99% less than in January 2018 (476.1 kt).

The 34 operations the table details produced 441.9 kt, 96.67% of the total; the rest comes from producers the table does not break down by operation.

What stands out

Chile's mine copper, January 2019

457.1 kt

3.99%against January 2018Cochilco

Copper price, average of the month (LME)

269.1 ¢/lb

16.22%against January 2018Cochilco

Who rose and who fell

Added the most

In tonnes, against January 2018.

  1. Chuquicamata+9.1 ktfrom 19.1 to 28.2Cochilco
  2. Centinela Sulfuros+8.8 ktfrom 7.8 to 16.6Cochilco
  3. Los Bronces+4.3 ktfrom 26 to 30.2Cochilco
  4. Los Pelambres+3.1 ktfrom 27.4 to 30.5Cochilco
  5. Sierra Gorda+2.7 ktfrom 6.9 to 9.6Cochilco

Lost the most

In tonnes, against January 2018.

  1. Escondida−15.2 ktfrom 107 to 91.8Cochilco
  2. Ministro Hales−9.7 ktfrom 16.7 to 7Cochilco
  3. Radomiro Tomic−9.7 ktfrom 31.7 to 22.1Cochilco
  4. Collahuasi−9.6 ktfrom 54.1 to 44.5Cochilco
  5. El Teniente−3.7 ktfrom 36.7 to 33Cochilco

Operation by operation, January 2019

Thousand tonnes of fine copper at 100% of each operation. Every row links to its source.

OperationJanuary 20192018ChangeYear to date 2019ChangeShare of totalSource
1Escondida91.810714.16%91.814.16%20.09%Cochilco
2Collahuasi44.554.117.76%44.517.76%9.73%Cochilco
3El Teniente3336.710.1%3310.1%7.22%Cochilco
4Los Pelambres30.527.411.15%30.511.15%6.66%Cochilco
5Los Bronces30.22616.36%30.216.36%6.61%Cochilco
6Chuquicamata28.219.147.65%28.247.65%6.18%Cochilco
7Radomiro Tomic22.131.730.42%22.130.42%4.83%Cochilco
8Spence18.218.62.15%18.22.15%3.98%Cochilco
9Andina16.718.911.4%16.711.4%3.66%Cochilco
10Centinela Sulfuros16.67.8112.82%16.6112.82%3.63%Cochilco
11Caserones11.911.80.74%11.90.74%2.6%Cochilco
12Sierra Gorda9.66.938.51%9.638.51%2.09%Cochilco
13Centinela Óxidos9.17.816.67%9.116.67%1.99%Cochilco
14Zaldívar8.38.12.49%8.32.49%1.82%Cochilco
15Candelaria7.8711.43%7.811.43%1.71%Cochilco
16Ministro Hales716.758.38%758.38%1.52%Cochilco
17Lomas Bayas6.85.524.35%6.824.35%1.5%Cochilco
18El Abra6.47.211.76%6.411.76%1.39%Cochilco
19Gabriela Mistral6.18.730.43%6.130.43%1.32%Cochilco
20Antucoya64.630.43%630.43%1.31%Cochilco
21El Soldado4.32.856.42%4.356.42%0.95%Cochilco
22Carmen de Andacollo4.2630%4.230%0.92%Cochilco
23Salvador4.25.118.12%4.218.12%0.91%Cochilco
24Mantoverde3.62.924.64%3.624.64%0.78%Cochilco
25Mantos Blancos3.33.55.56%3.35.56%0.72%Cochilco
26Cerro Colorado35.242.17%342.17%0.66%Cochilco
27Ojos del Salado (Lundin)2.6230.05%2.630.05%0.57%Cochilco
28Quebrada Blanca2.12.12.33%2.12.33%0.47%Cochilco
29Franke1.81.163%1.863%0.39%Cochilco
30Atacama Kozan10.825%125%0.22%Cochilco
31Tres Valles0.60.520%0.620%0.13%Cochilco
32Cerro Negro0.40.328.83%0.428.83%0.09%Cochilco
33Pampa Camarones (mina y planta de cátodos)00—0—0%Cochilco
34Michilla0——0—0%Cochilco
Total of 34 operations441.9463.94.75%441.94.75%96.67%
Other producers, not detailed in the table15.212.224.91%15.224.91%3.33%
Chile total457.1476.13.99%457.13.99%100%Cochilco

The figures are those of Cochilco's monthly table of mine copper output by company, in kt and at 100% of each operation. Chile's total is the one the table prints. The sum of the operations, what is left for the other producers, the year-to-date figures and the changes are our own sums and differences on those figures. The sentences of this report are assembled from them: no language model is involved.