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Chile's copper output, June 2025

Chile produced 422 kt of fine mine copper in June 2025. That is 5.93% less than in June 2024 (448.6 kt). In the 6 months to June 2025 it adds up to 2,656.8 kt, 2.71% more than in the same period a year earlier.

The 34 operations the table details produced 412.3 kt, 97.71% of the total; the rest comes from producers the table does not break down by operation.

What stands out

  • It is the lowest June of the series, which starts in 2014.
  • In the twelve months to June 2025 the country adds up to 5,576.2 kt, 5% more than in the twelve before.
  • Escondida: its lowest month since February 2023, at 76.4 kt. Cochilco
  • Spence: its highest month of its series, which starts in January 2014, at 30.1 kt. Cochilco
  • Mantoverde: its highest month of its series, which starts in January 2014, at 9.6 kt. Cochilco
  • El Abra: its lowest month since May 2023, at 7.1 kt. Cochilco
  • Zaldívar: its lowest month of its series, which starts in January 2014, at 3.6 kt. Cochilco
  • Michilla: its lowest month since February 2023, at 1.4 kt. Cochilco

Chile's mine copper, June 2025

422 kt

5.93%against June 2024Cochilco

January to June 2025

2,656.8 kt

2.71%against the same period of 2024

Copper price, average of the month (LME)

446.1 ¢/lb

1.99%against June 2024Cochilco

Who rose and who fell

Added the most

In tonnes, against June 2024.

  1. Centinela Sulfuros+10 ktfrom 6.3 to 16.3Cochilco
  2. El Teniente+8.5 ktfrom 22.2 to 30.7Cochilco
  3. Mantoverde+6.5 ktfrom 3.1 to 9.6Cochilco
  4. Spence+5.5 ktfrom 24.6 to 30.1Cochilco
  5. Radomiro Tomic+4.1 ktfrom 21.5 to 25.6Cochilco

Lost the most

In tonnes, against June 2024.

  1. Escondida−37.6 ktfrom 114 to 76.4Cochilco
  2. Collahuasi−14.1 ktfrom 48.4 to 34.3Cochilco
  3. Centinela Óxidos−3.2 ktfrom 9.1 to 6Cochilco
  4. Carmen de Andacollo−3 ktfrom 3.2 to 0.2Cochilco
  5. Zaldívar−2.8 ktfrom 6.4 to 3.6Cochilco

Operation by operation, June 2025

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

OperationJune 20252024ChangeYear to date 2025ChangeShare of totalSource
1Escondida76.411432.97%680.110.69%18.11%Cochilco
2Collahuasi34.348.429.17%189.533.29%8.12%Cochilco
3El Teniente30.722.238.49%17215.83%7.27%Cochilco
4Spence30.124.622.18%141.39.29%7.13%Cochilco
5Los Pelambres25.827.15%148.78.02%6.1%Cochilco
6Radomiro Tomic25.621.519.27%139.29.46%6.08%Cochilco
7Chuquicamata21.523.48.2%115.36.01%5.1%Cochilco
8Quebrada Blanca18.419.44.98%950.36%4.36%Cochilco
9Centinela Sulfuros16.36.3158.77%80.384.13%3.86%Cochilco
10Sierra Gorda14.613.49.01%80.416.6%3.47%Cochilco
11Andina13.514.67.45%84.410.62%3.2%Cochilco
12Los Bronces12.612.81.65%80.317.32%2.98%Cochilco
13Caserones1111.10.98%589.36%2.62%Cochilco
14Candelaria10.511.26.41%63.313.37%2.48%Cochilco
15Ministro Hales9.96.162.77%66.887.61%2.35%Cochilco
16Mantoverde9.63.1210.91%47.5161.19%2.28%Cochilco
17El Abra7.18.718.74%51.14.07%1.67%Cochilco
18Gabriela Mistral6.37.313.46%38.824.29%1.5%Cochilco
19Antucoya6.27.112.8%39.52.02%1.46%Cochilco
20Centinela Óxidos69.134.66%35.827.42%1.41%Cochilco
21Mantos Blancos5.3378.54%29.640.91%1.27%Cochilco
22Lomas Bayas4.46.430.89%3020.04%1.05%Cochilco
23Salvador40—17.1—0.95%Cochilco
24Zaldívar3.66.444.15%32.816.22%0.85%Cochilco
25El Soldado3.53.112.07%21.910.13%0.83%Cochilco
26Michilla1.41.615.1%8.816.19%0.32%Cochilco
27Ojos del Salado (Lundin)1.2128.31%8.245.12%0.29%Cochilco
28Franke0.918.02%5.69.93%0.21%Cochilco
29Atacama Kozan0.80.76.16%5.53.15%0.18%Cochilco
30Pampa Camarones (mina y planta de cátodos)0.30.418%1.735.71%0.07%Cochilco
31Cerro Negro0.30.310.1%1.97.83%0.06%Cochilco
32Carmen de Andacollo0.23.293.53%22.449.32%0.05%Cochilco
33Tres Valles0.10.122.69%0.628.52%0.02%Cochilco
34Cerro Colorado00—0—0%Cochilco
Total of 34 operations412.3438.65.98%2,593.72.9%97.71%
Other producers, not detailed in the table9.710.13.85%63.24.3%2.29%
Chile total422448.65.93%2,656.82.71%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.