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Bernard Kaninda
REGIONAL DIRECTOR AFRICA, MAXAM
Maxam describes growing demand for its explosives across West Africa.
Marc-Antoine Audet
CEO, SAMA RESOURCES
Sama Resources is exploring for nickel, copper and graphite in West Africa
Hugh Stuart
CEO, MONTAGE GOLD
Montage Gold outlines the potential of its Koné deposit in Ivory Coast.
Peter De Leo
MANAGING DIRECTOR, LYCOPODIUM LIMITED
Lycopodium is an ASX-listed global engineering and project delivery organisation from Perth, Australia with operations across Africa.
Mouhammed Kebe
PARTNER, GENI AND KEBE
Gene and Kebe comment on how West Africa is evolving to better welcome investments.
Caigen Wang
FOUNDER AND CEO, TIETTO MINERALS
"We are absolutely thrilled to have successfully completed an A$130 million two-tranche placement with no debt. Abujar is now fully funded to commence production in late CY2022."
Simon Meadows Smith
MANAGING DIRECTOR, SEMS EXPLORATION
"Across the region, the old model of flying in expats to do the technical job combined with a few locals doing the rest of the work on the ground has to change and has started to change."
Caigen Wang
CEO TIETTO MINERALS
"The main challenge Tietto faces today is to reinvent ourselves from junior explorers to mining operators of a reasonably large open pit mine and processing system."
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Southeast Asia Chemical Week Report 2023
Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and The Philippines are all competing for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the chemicals sector. The region would become more competitive to international investors if it learned to act more as one – for instance, by developing upstream-to-downstream regional value chains and by focusing on complementary differentiating points, rather than competing ones. Investments in any ASEAN nation can benefit the entire region if these are guided to an equal extent by consid- erations of differentiation and integration. This would lead to the development of a complete and self-sustaining regional ecosystem.
Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and The Philippines are all competing for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the chemicals sector. The region would become more competitive to international investors if it learned to act more as one – for instance, by developing upstream-to-downstream regional value chains and by focusing on complementary differentiating points, rather than competing ones. Investments in any ASEAN nation can benefit the entire region if these are guided to an equal extent by consid- erations of differentiation and integration. This would lead to the development of a complete and self-sustaining regional ecosystem.
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