Government closes the door to privatizing Codelco but hints at selling "dispensable assets"
Government closes the door to privatizing Codelco but hints at selling 'dispensable assets'.
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Government closes the door to privatizing Codelco but hints at selling 'dispensable assets'. However, Fontaine himself has reiterated that Codelco will continue to be a one hundred percent state-owned company. "We have proposed that, beyond analyzing whether it is appropriate to sell part of the ownership, progress can be made in the sale of some dispensable assets within its subsidiaries," he outlined.
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Government closes the door to privatizing Codelco but hints at selling 'dispensable assets'.
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However, Fontaine himself has reiterated that Codelco will continue to be a one hundred percent state-owned company.
according to La Tercera (CL) — Portada"We have proposed that, beyond analyzing whether it is appropriate to sell part of the ownership, progress can be made in the sale of some dispensable assets within its subsidiaries," he outlined.
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