US has second-longest mine development timeline in the world, S&P Global says

July 19, 2024

From Mining.com

According to a new report by S&P Global, the United States has the second-longest lead times in the world for developing a new mine.

Mines in the US go from discovery to production in an average of 29 years, longer than in any other country except Zambia (34 years), the consultancy says.

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