The Aljustrel Mines, also known as the Aljustrel Mining Complex, consist of a group of mining operations, closed or in operation, and an associated industrial complex, located near the town of Aljustrel, in the Lower Alentejo region of Portugal. The exploration of this complex was granted to the company Pirites Alentejanas, SA, which has since changed its name to Almina, SA.
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The Aljustrel mines mines for zinc, lead and copper. Sulphur was also mined in the past.

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