Mercuria Agrees $250 Million Congo Copper Supply Deal With Units of Shanghai Jayson
Mercuria Energy Group agreed a $250 million deal to buy copper from units of Shanghai Jayson New Energy Materials Group in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The agreement is another example of trading houses paying large sums upfront to secure copper supply as prices rise.
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