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Marcelo Celis
GENERAL MANAGER, BOSCH REXROTH CHILE
"I see a clear growth potential for our company in Chile through product expansion over our existing customer base."
Joshua Olmsted
PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER-AMERICAS, FREEPORT-MCMORAN
Freeport-McMoRan speaks with GBR about its intentions for its El Abra mine in Chile.
Darío Barros Izquierdo
GENERAL MANAGER, ECHEVERRIA IZQUIERDO MONTAJES INDUSTRIALES
"The challenge for the construction sector is to not overreact to any situation and also take a longer-term view, using this time as an opportunity to be creative and innovative, incorporate new technology and be more productive and sustainable."
Philippe Hemmerdinger
PRESIDENT, ASSOCIATION OF INDUSTRIAL MINING SUPPLIERS (APRIMIN)
Chile’s Association of Industrial Mining Suppliers (Aprimin) explains how 2021 will be an important year for its members.
Alejandra Fernandez
MINING DIRECTOR, FITCH RATINGS
Fitch Ratings in Chile speaks to GBR about the prospects for the country’s mining industry.
Dale Clayton
MANAGING DIRECTOR, LIEBHERR CHILE
Liebherr Chile explains to GBR its plans for supplying the Chilean mining market.
Mario Theurl & Dirk Pförtner
TECHNICAL MANAGER STRABAG ZÜBLIN & COMMERCIAL MANAGER, STRABAG ZÜBLIN CHILE
Strabag Züblin explains how it is deploying technology at Chile’s large underground mines to ensure safety and productivity.
Juan Carlos Jobet
BI-MINISTER OF ENERGY AND MINING, GOVERNMENT OF CHILE
Chile managed to maintain copper production in 2020 in line with 2019 figures, despite the pandemic, but its Ministry has further challenges to address.
Ricardo Garib
PRESIDENT, WEIR MINERALS
Wier Minerals explains the services that it offers to Chile’s miners.
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