The five countries with the largest copper reserves in the world in 2022 were Chile, Australia, Peru, Russia and Mexico, according to estimates by the
In 2021, Chile recorded estimated copper reserves of 200 million metric tons, representing 23% of world reserves, and produced 5.6 billion metric tons of copper.
In 2021, Chile recorded estimated copper reserves of 200 million metric tons, representing 23% of world reserves, and produced 5.6 billion metric tons of copper.
The five countries with the largest copper reserves in the world in 2022 were Chile, Australia, Peru, Russia and Mexico, according to estimates by the
In 2021, Chile recorded estimated copper reserves of 200 million metric tons, representing 23% of world reserves, and produced 5.6 billion metric tons of copper.
In 2021, Chile recorded estimated copper reserves of 200 million metric tons, representing 23% of world reserves, and produced 5.6 billion metric tons of copper.
