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Zinkgruvan Mining AB is a Swedish base-metals producer operating the Zinkgruvan underground mine near Askersund in Örebro County. Established in the 19th century and now a wholly owned subsidiary of Lundin Mining Corporation, it is among Sweden’s longest-running metal mining operations.
The company mines and processes ore on site to produce zinc, lead, and copper concentrates, with silver commonly recovered as a by-product. Concentrates are supplied to smelters for further refining into metals used in galvanizing, alloys, batteries, and electrical applications. Operations comprise underground mining, crushing, grinding, and flotation, with on-site processing and logistics to ship concentrates to customers in regional and international markets.
None yet. When a new project in the record names Zinkgruvan as owner, partner or investor, it shows here.
Boliden replaces EUR 850m credit with a new EUR 1bn facility, enhancing liquidity and flexibility. BNP Paribas and Danske Bank lead the arrangement.
Mineral Resources grew due to exploration and economic factors. Reserves varied by site, with notable changes in Aitik, Boliden Area, Garpenberg, Kevitsa, Tara, Somincor, and Zinkgruvan.
