A Peruvian zinc miner built on one of the world's richest ore bodies went an entire year without selling a gram of metal — and is now fighting to stay alive inside a formal insolvency process that may determine whether the mine reopens or closes for good. Key Facts — SIMSA Full nameCompañía Minera San Ignacio de Morococha S.A.A. (SIMSA) Tickers / exchangeMOROCOC1 (common), MOROCOI1 (investment shares) — Bolsa de Valores de Lima HeadquartersSan Isidro, Lima, Peru SectorBase-metals mining (zinc & lead) Employees51 (2024) Market valueS/ ~119.9 million / ~US$35.3 …
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