Camino Minerals says Chile approves Puquios water works after USD 1.7 million bond posted

• Camino Minerals’ Puquios copper project in Chile cleared a key water-management hurdle after regulators authorized construction of diversion and channelization works.
• The 50/50 joint venture with Nittetsu Mining posted a USD 1.7 million bond to satisfy financial guarantee requirements under Chile’s Water Code.
• The bond is expected to be returned once construction is completed and Chile’s water authority inspects and certifies the infrastructure.
• The milestone supports efforts to finalize a proposed Japanese-sourced debt facility aimed at advancing Puquios into construction.
• Heavy rains caused localized road washouts, but the project’s main site foundations for the planned process plant were not damaged.

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