BHP Calls for Mediation to Avert Strike at Escondida Mine

BHP has sought mediation from the Chilean government to resolve tensions with the union at its Escondida mine, aiming to prevent a strike at the world’s largest copper mine. The mine is currently operating normally.

BHP has requested the intervention of the Chilean government to mediate discussions with the union representing Escondida mine workers. This measure is aimed at circumventing a potential strike at the world's largest copper mine, according to a company statement released on Monday.

Despite the negotiations, BHP assured that the operations at the mine are continuing as usual.

(With inputs from agencies.)