Teck announces 12.5 cent dividend and $500 million share buyback

Teck announces 12.5 cent dividend and $500 million share buyback kitconews gold silver finance investing mining economics metals

The company also announced a US$500 million share repurchase program.Follow michaelmccrae mmccrae@kitco.com www.kitco.com.

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