HudBay Minerals Inc. is a Canadian integrated mining company with assets in North and Central America principally focused on the discovery, production and marketing of base metals. Shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol HBM. HudBay is a member of the S&P/TSX Composite Index and the S&P/TSX Global Mining Index. For latest HudBay news, please click here. For our recent company presentations please click here and for our webcasts click here.
Strategic Plan
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Peter R. Jones, Chief Executive Officer. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters hotography  Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 2.6MB) |
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G. Wesley Voorheis, Chairman. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography  Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 14.3MB) |
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HudBay’s state-of-the-art zinc plant in Flin Flon is among the most environmentally friendly facilities of its kind in North America.Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 2.1MB) |
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Production at our flagship mine, the 777 in Flin Flon, has increased every year since it opened. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 6.8MB) |
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The Lalor deposit has the potential to be a significant producer of zinc and gold. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 2.6MB) |
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A $10-million tailings impoundment expansion project that began in 2006 has resulted in a reduction in the potential to create dust by creating a barrier between the local community and the active part of the facility. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 7.8MB) |
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HudBay’s ball mill in the Flin Flon concentrator. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 14.9MB) |
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HudBay produces super-high-grade (SHG) zinc, a premium product, at its Flin Flon zinc plant. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 4.9MB) |
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HudBay’s Fenix project in Guatemala benefits from substantial existing infrastructure. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 6.2MB) |
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Nickel-bearing saprolite ore from the Fenix Project in Guatemala. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 61.7MB) |
Lalor
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Lalor Aerial View 1 Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 6.5MB) |
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Lalor Aerial View 2 Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 6.2MB) |
Smelter Closure
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HudBay’s Flin Flon copper smelter is part of an integrated complex. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 4.0MB) |
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HudBay’s Flin Flon copper smelter is part of an integrated complex. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 3.7MB) |
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HudBay’s Flin Flon copper smelter is part of an integrated complex. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 2.6MB) |
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Flin Flon smelter reverb slag is poured at the slag dump. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 3.5MB) |
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Gases exit a Pierce-Smith converter via state of the art water cooled hoods. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 3MB) |
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Pouring molten metal into copper anodes at HudBay’s copper smelter in Flin Flon, Manitoba. The anodes are then sent by rail to White Pine, Michigan, where they are refined into market standard copper cathodes. Photo credit: Courtesy Brian Pieters Photography Click for Preview Image Download Hi-res Image (Zipped JPG 3.9MB) |
For media inquiries, please contact:
John Vincic
Vice President, Investor Relations and Corporate Communications
416.362.0615
john.vincic@hudbayminerals.com.