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Anglo Teck — Mine Footprint, Copper Demand vs Supply, Timeline & Top Producers
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Anglo Teck Visuals — Mine Footprint, Demand vs Supply, Timeline & Top Producers

Infographic & charts to accompany analysis of the Anglo American + Teck Resources merger.

Infographic: Mine Footprint

Major assets clustered in Chile, Peru, Canada and South Africa. Circle sizes roughly scaled to annual production (kt copper/year) — illustrative only.

Collahuasi (Chile) — 600 kt Quebrada Blanca — 300 kt Quellaveco (Peru) — 350 kt Highland Valley (Canada) — 150 kt Mogalakwena (S. Africa) — 250 kt W E

Top Copper Producers (pre- & post-merger estimate)

Rank/CompanyProduction (2024, Mt)
Codelco1.70
BHP1.50
Freeport-McMoRan1.50
Glencore1.20
First Quantum0.80
Anglo American0.65
Teck Resources0.35
Southern Copper1.00
Rio Tinto0.60
Anglo Teck (post-merger est.)1.00

Chart: IEA Copper Demand vs Announced Supply (2025–2035)

Illustrative chart using projected demand vs announced supply pipeline. Source idea: IEA Global Critical Minerals Outlook.


Timeline: Deal & Integration (2025–2030)

2025
Deal announced
2026
Regulatory reviews
2027
Expected closure
2028
Integration begins
2029
Major expansions
2030
Production growth

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Notes: production numbers are illustrative. Replace chart data with IEA and company-supplied figures for publish-ready content.

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