Inco Limited

Inco Limited was a significant Canadian mining company known for producing nickel, primarily from its operations in the Ontario region. Founded in 1902, the company played a crucial role in the global nickel market, supplying metal used in stainless steel, batteries, and other industrial applications. Inco was recognized for its innovative mining techniques and commitment to environmental practices. In 2006, it was acquired by Vale, a Brazilian multinational corporation, marking one of the largest mergers in the mining industry. Today, Vale continues to operate Inco’s former assets, contributing to global mineral supply and economic development.