Royalties Inc says Zacatecas prosecutors demand Cozamin mine records in fraud probe tied to MPZ dispute

By Public Technologies
  • Zacatecas state prosecutors served Capstone Copper’s Cozamin mine with a criminal demand for documents tied to a Royalties Inc. subsidiary’s fraud case.
  • The case targets Raúl González Anaya over an alleged attempt to transfer a 2% royalty on the Portree claims to Capstone.
  • Prosecutors ordered production of confidential mine data, including maps and a 3D block model, under file CUI: 9367-UEI-FRAU-2022.
  • The demand also compels Metagri to provide payment and shipment records for concentrate sold from five Portree mining concessions.
  • The order warns non-compliance or false submissions can trigger sanctions under Article 104 of Mexico’s National Code of Criminal Procedure.


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