Eramet agrees to sell Arizaro mining concessions in Argentina for $71 million

By Public Technologies
  • Eramet signed an agreement to sell undeveloped mining concessions in Argentina's Arizaro salar for USD 71 million.
  • Closing is expected by year-end 2026, with proceeds of nearly EUR 60 million net of taxes earmarked to reduce net debt.
  • Separate sale processes cover a minority stake in Centenario and a significant portion of its minority holding in PT Weda Bay Nickel.
  • Several potential investors have expressed interest; no proceeds from either process are expected by year-end.


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