Russian Copper Company (RMK) is one of the leaders in non-ferrous metallurgy in Russia, actively developing copper mining and processing, and implementing large-scale environmental projects. Find out which investment areas provide the company with sustainable growth, how it supports regional development, and why RMK remains a key player in the global copper market. The article provides a detailed examination of the company's assets, prospects, and risks, as well as its contribution to the Russian economy. ...

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