Base Metals Mining in Peru to 2020

Published: Oct, 2014 | Pages: 70 | Publisher: Timetric
Industry: Mining | Report Format: Electronic (PDF)


Synopsis
The 'Base Metals Mining in Peru to 2020' report comprehensively covers the country's historical and forecast data on base metals (copper, zinc and lead) mine production, consumption and trade to 2020 and reserves by geographical region. The report also includes drivers and restraints affecting the industry, profiles of major base metals mining companies, information on the major active, exploration and development projects and regulations governing the industry. 

Summary
In 2013, Peru's copper, zinc and lead mine or metal content in the ore production was 1.4 million tonnes (Mt), 1.3Mt and 266,500 tonnes respectively. The majority of the country's copper originates from the Ancash region and the Arequipa province; its zinc deposits are mainly found in the Ancash and Pasco regions, while Pasco, Lima and Junin regions holds deposits for lead. Many of the copper exploration and development projects are located in the Arequipa and Ancash regions, while Pasco and Lima are endowed with potential zinc deposits. 
Scope
The report contains an overview of the Peruvian base metals mining industry together with the key growth factors and restraints affecting the industry. It also provides information about reserves, production, consumption, prices, trade, competitive landscape, major active, exploration and development projects and the fiscal regime of the country. 
Reason To Buy
Gain an understanding of the Peruvian base metals mining industry, the relevant drivers and restraining factors, reserves, historic and forecast production, consumption, trade, prices, competitive landscape and the fiscal regime. 
Key Highlights
 Over the forecast period (2014?2020), copper mine production is projected to post a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 16.9% while zinc and lead mine production are projected to post CAGRs of 4.7% and 4% respectively. 
Peru has a number of mining projects in various stages of development. Major copper projects in their advanced stages of exploration include the Tumipampa property, which is located in the Apurimac region and had 1.7 billion tonnes of resources as of 2013. 
Major zinc and lead projects include the Princesa project owned by Ansue Capital Corp, with 4.2Mt of mineral resources located in the Puno province, and the Las Bambas project in the Apurimac region, owned by Glencore Plc.
Investments into various stages of mining such as plant and mineral equipment, exploration, exploitation, infrastructure increased substantially from US$396 million in 2004 to US$9.7 billion in 2013 and total investments in 2013 increasing by 14.3% over 2012.

 1 Executive Summary
2 Base Metal Mining in Peru
2.1 Country Overview
2.2 Mining Overview
2.3 Base Metals Mining In Peru - Drivers
2.4 Base Metals Mining In Peru - Restraints
3 Copper Mining in Peru - Production, Consumption, Reserves and Trade
3.1 Reserves by Geographic Regions
3.2 Historical and Forecast Production
3.2.1 Total production by region
3.3 Total Production by Mining Method
3.4 Copper Prices
3.5 Total Production by Major Mines
3.6 Major Exploration and Development Projects
3.7 Domestic Consumption vs Exports
3.7.1 Export to destition countries
3.8 Demand Drivers
3.8.1 Demand by countries
4 Zinc Mining in Peru - Production, Consumption, Reserves and Trade
4.1 Reserves by Grades and Geographic Regions
4.2 Historical and Forecast Production
4.2.1 Total production by region
4.3 Total Production by Mining Method
4.4 Zinc Prices
4.5 Total Production by Major Mines
4.6 Major Exploration and Development Projects
4.7 Domestic Consumption vs Exports
4.7.1 Export to destition countries
4.8 Demand Drivers
4.8.1 Increase in Demand from Countries
5 Lead Mining in Peru - Production, Reserves and Trade
5.1 Reserves by Grades and Geographic Regions
5.2 Historical and Forecast Production
5.2.1 Total production by region
5.3 Total Production by Mining Method
5.4 Lead Prices
5.5 Total Production by Major Mines
5.6 Major Exploration and Development Projects
5.7 Lead Exports
5.7.1 Exports to destition countries
5.8 Demand Drivers
6 Competitive Landscape
6.1 Compania Minera Antami SA (Antami)
6.2 Southern Copper Corporation
6.3 Sociedad Minera Cerro Verde SAA
6.4 Compania Minera Milpo SAA
6.5 Volcan Compania Minera SAA
7 Fiscal Regime
7.1 The Peruvian Mining Industry - Governing Bodies
7.1.1 Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM)
7.2 The Peruvian Mining Industry - Governing Laws
7.2.1 General Mining Law
7.2.2 Mining Royalty Act
7.2.3 Prospecting and exploration
7.2.4 Mining concession
7.3 The Peruvian Mining Industry - Rights and Obligations
7.3.1 Rights
7.3.2 Obligations
7.4 The Peruvian Mining Industry - Key Fiscal Terms
7.4.1 Royalties
7.4.2 Corporate tax
7.4.3 Capital gains tax
7.4.4 Depreciation
7.4.5 Withholding tax
7.4.6 Loss carry forward
7.4.7 Value added tax (VAT)
8 Appendix
8.1 What is this Report About?
8.2 Methodology
8.3 Secondary Research
8.4 Primary Research
8.6 About Timetric
8.7 Timetric's Services
8.8 Disclaimer


List of Tables
Table 1: Base Metals Mining in Peru - Total Investments in the Mining industry (US$ Million), 2011-2014
Table 2: Copper Mining in Peru - Reserves by Top 10 Regions (Thousand Tonnes), 2012
Table 3: Copper Mining in Peru - Copper Mine Production (Thousand Tonnes), 2000-2020
Table 4: Copper Mining in Peru - Major Active Mines, 2014
Table 5: Copper Mining in Peru - Major Exploration Projects, 2014
Table 6: Copper Mining in Peru - Major Development Projects, 2014
Table 7: Copper Mining in Peru - Copper Metal Consumption vs Ores and Concentrates Exports (Thousand Tonnes), 2001-2020
Table 8: Copper Mining in Peru - Export to Region and Destition Countries (Thousand Tonnes), 2013
Table 9: Zinc Mining in Peru - Reserves by Top 10 Regions (Thousand Tonnes), 2012
Table 10: Zinc Mining in Peru - Zinc Mine Production (Thousand Tonnes), 2000-2020
Table 11: Zinc Mining in Peru - Major Active Mines, 2014
Table 12: Zinc Mining in Peru - Major Exploration Projects, 2014
Table 13: Zinc Mining in Peru - Major Development Projects, 2014
Table 14: Zinc Mining in Peru - Zinc Metal Consumption vs. Ores and Concentrates Exports (Thousand Tonnes), 2001-2020
Table 15: Zinc Mining in Peru - Export to Region and Destition Countries (Thousand Tonnes), 2013
Table 16: Lead Mining in Peru - Reserves by Top 10 Regions (Thousand Tonnes), 2012
Table 17: Lead Mining in Peru - Lead Mine Production (Thousand Tonnes), 2000-2020
Table 18: Lead Mining in Peru - Major Active Mines, 2014
Table 19: Lead Mining in Peru - Major Exploration Projects, 2014
Table 20: Lead Mining in Peru - Major Development Projects, 2014
Table 21: Lead Mining in Peru - Lead Ores and Concentrates Exports (Thousand Tonnes), 2001-2020
Table 22: Lead Mining in Peru - Exports to Region and Destition Countries (Thousand Tonnes), 2013
Table 23: Base Metals Mining in Peru - Compania Minera Antami SA (Antami), Major Projects, 2014
Table 24: Base Metals Mining In Peru - Southern Copper Corporation (SCC), Major Projects, 2014
Table 25: Base Metals Mining in Peru - Sociedad Minera Cerro Verde SAA, Major Projects, 2014
Table 26: Base Metals Mining in Peru - Compania Minera Milpo SAA, Major Projects, 2014
Table 27: Base Metals Mining in Peru - Volcan Compania Minera SAA, Major Projects, 2014
Table 28: The Mining Industry in Peru - Royalty Rates (%), 2014
Table 29: The Mining Industry in Peru - Depreciation Tax Rates(%), 2014
Table 30: The Mining Industry in Peru - Withholding Tax Rates (%), 2014