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Bad weather, tailings and ESG: What mining insurers will care about in 2025

2025 will be “more favourable for buyers" according to Lockton's 2025 mining insurance market report

A flooded open pit mine in Serbia

A flooded open pit mine in Serbia | Credits: Shutterstock / Rasica

An "increased appetite" among insurers for underwriting mining property risks has seen the sector achieve reduced rates and higher limits, insurance broker Lockton has revealed in its Mining Practice Insurance...

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