Rio Tinto's (RIO) copper concentrate deliveries from its Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia have returned to normal levels after a brief interruption, the company's local unit said in a post on X.
Shipments were temporarily interrupted due to a blockade of a key road by protesters, Bloomberg said Thursday.
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