Deep in the Andes south of Lima, a single polymetallic mine turns copper, silver, zinc and lead ore into the concentrates that make Sociedad Minera Corona one of Peru's longest-listed mining stocks. Now, after a seven-month corporate battle, the company's Canadian parent has been swallowed whole — and a new Peruvian owner is knocking on Corona's own door. Key Facts — Sociedad Minera Corona S.A. Full nameSociedad Minera Corona S.A. Ticker / exchangeMINCORC1 — Bolsa de Valores de Lima (BVL) HeadquartersSantiago de Surco, Lima, Peru SectorPolymetallic mining (copper, silver, lead, …
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