Ivanhoe Founder and Co-Chairman Robert Friedland believes the company has turned the corner at the Kamoa-Kakula copper complex, which flooded following a seismic event during May 2025. “Our operational recovery at Kamoa-Kakula is gathering momentum,” he said. “Mining rates have continued to improve at both Kamoa and Kakula as underground development advances and additional mining areas are brought online. We intend to have higher copper producti…
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