MACA leaving Brazil

MACA will take an A$8 million (US$5.5 million) hit after OZ Minerals announced it was terminating operations at the small Antas copper mine almost one year early, with the mining contractor electing to quit Brazil entirely

MACA is moving out of Brazil after five years

21 January 2020
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The contractor moved into the nation last decade, initially for Beadell Resources' Tucano gold project, and secured its second contract with Avanco Resources in 2015, which was later taken over by OZ

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