Gold, Silver & Copper. Exclusive Interview with Rob McEwen.

Rob McEwen has been in the mining industry (gold, silver and copper) for decades. He took Goldcorp from less than $50 million to over $8 billion. His company, McEwen Mining and McEwen Copper, could be, in his view, undervalued, particularly given the strength in these material assets. Why has McEwen Mining struggled? Can the company compete going forward? Where are the prices of gold, silver and copper headed?

Check out a 5 minute-video of the Los Azules, Argentina McEwen Copper project:

Photo: Michael Meding, McEwen Copper VP & GM, Argentine President Milei and Rob McEwen, Chief Owner, McEwen Mining.

Below is a link to the web page mentioned in this videoconference.

https://mcewenmining.com/

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