BHP says more stability in Chile would spur its investment

SANTIAGO, April 18 (Reuters) - Greater financial and regulatory stability in Chile would encourage BHP Group to invest more in the country, the company's head of the Americas, Rag Udd, said on Tuesday.

Udd said the company would "desperately" like to work with the government to solve regulatory and tax issues.

Udd said he would also like to see the total tax burden for copper companies to be between 41% and 44% with a proposed new mining royalty rather than the 48% at which it currently stands. (Reporting by Fabian Cambero and Alexander Villegas; Editing by Cynthia Osterman)

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BHP says more stability in Chile would spur its investment

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