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Christian Cavagnaro
MANAGING DIRECTOR, TAKRAF CHILE
TAKRAF gives examples of how its material handling solutions benefit mines.
José Augusto Palma
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF MINING, PETROLEUM AND ENERGY (SNMPE); PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, INTERNATIONAL GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER SYMPOSIUM
José Augusto Palma discusses the novelties of the 14th edition of the Gold, Silver and Copper Symposium and analyzes the competitiveness of Peru as a mining country.
Iván Arriagada
CEO, ANTOFAGASTA PLC
Iván Arriagada provides an update on Antofagasta Minerals’ Chilean operations.
Don Lindsay
PRESIDENT & CEO, TECK RESOURCES LIMITED
Don Lindsay details the development of Teck’s QB2 project in Chile.
Joshua Olmsted
PRESIDENT AND COO – AMERICAS, FREEPORT-MCMORAN
Joshua Olmsted outlines Freeport McMoRan’s growth strategy in the Americas.
Aurora Davidson
PRESIDENT & CEO, AMERIGO RESOURCES
Aurora Davidson explains Amerigo Resources’ business model and evolution of the MVC operation.
Raymond Jannas & Craig Nelsen
PRESIDENT AND CEO & CHAIRMAN, ATEX RESOURCES
ATEX Resources discusses copper porphyry exploration at its Valeriano project.
Shawn Wallace
EXECUTIVE CHAIR, TORQ RESOURCES
Torq Resources describes the potential it sees in its Santa Cecilia project.
Pascal Zappone
MANAGING DIRECTOR, SCANIA CHILE
Scania Chile explains its offering for the mining sector.
Eric Smith
MANAGING DIRECTOR, CEMENTATION AMERICAS
"We need to maintain a measured approach on the new technologies we incorporate given the cost, but will continue to transform our culture and how we perform work."
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