In the pyrometallurgical smelting process, copper concentrate is smelted to produce copper matte. The molten copper matte is then blown in a converter to produce blister copper. Subsequently, the blister copper undergoes pyrometallurgical refining and is cast into anode plates. The anode copper is further refined through electrolytic refining to produce copper with a purity exceeding 99. 99% cathode copper. This dataset includes primary raw materials, auxiliary materials, energy (electricity and fuel), atmospheric emissions, water discharges, and waste from the production process. Sulfuric acid production from flue gas and the treatment of anode slimes in precious metal plants are included within the system boundary of the dataset, while infrastructure such as production equipment and facility construction, as well as employee commutes, are excluded. The life cycle inventory is compiled from data sourced from multiple origins. The production process of cathode copper comprises raw material preparation, smelting, converting, fire refining, electrolytic refining, acid production, slag flotation, utilities, and wastewater treatment.