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Josemaria Resources Inc T.NGQ


Primary Symbol: JOSMF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals
Josemaria Resources Inc is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties located in Argentina. It is focused on developing Josemaria Copper-Gold Project in the San Juan Province of Argentina. The company's primary reporting segments are based on the location of operations, being South America and Canada.


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Josemaria Resources Inc > Chile’s New Constitution Could Boost Mining Sector
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Comment by EvenSteven27on Jan 01, 2022 8:10pm
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RE:RE:Chile’s New Constitution Could Boost Mining Sector

RE:RE:Chile’s New Constitution Could Boost Mining SectorWhat holds true in Chile also holds true for Argentina. Grades are decreasing and becoming more expensive to mine. If South American countries still want to contend in the mining sector and contribute to growing their economies, they need new upcoming projects.
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