By What Percentage Did Freeport-McMoRan’s Revenue & EBITDA Decline Over The Last 5 Years?
Freeport-McMoRan’s revenue and EBITDA declined 18% and 63% respectively, due to a decline in the prices of copper, crude oil and gold, and the sale of some of the company’s copper mining assets.
Note: Revenue figures incorporate intersegment sales and totals may not match with those reported by the company
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Note: EBITDA figures incorporate intersegment sales and costs and totals may not match with those reported by the company
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