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FILTERED INTERVIEW RESULTS
Jean - Dominique Takis Kumbo
CEO, ENTERPRISE GENERALE DU COBALT (EGC)
"EGC was created in an effort to clean and control the entire supply chain of artisanal cobalt mining."
Abraham Drost
CEO, CLEAN AIR METALS
"Clean Air Metals realizes that the basket of metals we have at our Thunder Bay North project are on point for the direction that the world needs to go."
Mustafa Rawji
MANAGING DIRECTOR, RAWBANK
"DRC banks are in a relatively good financial position, with total deposits in the banking system at around US$14 billion and total lending at US$4-5 billion."
Marcus Carlson
COUNTRY MANAGER DRC, EPIROC
"It is important for us is to innovate through zero emission products and continue to play a key role in the automatization of the industry."
Federico De Simone
DIRECTOR, DE SIMONE GROUP
"The high raw material prices create a two-sided situation whereby some economies are helped by the high prices, while some sectors suffer due to heightened costs."
Laurie M. Clark
FOUNDER AND CEO, ONYEN CORPORATION
"ESG is ethically and financially necessary for companies in the current environment, so we wanted to help them navigate the complexities of reporting."
Stefan Spears
CHAIRMAN AND CEO, INVENTUS MINING CORP.
"Our focus remains on precious metals, but in some of our drilling, cobalt, copper and nickel contribute a significant portion of the metal value."
Timothy Beale
DIRECTOR, PAMPA METALS
Timonthy Beale outlines Pampa Metals exploration plans in Chile for 2022
Víctor Gobitz
PRESIDENTE, INSTITUTO DE INGENIEROS DE MINAS DEL PERÚ (IIMP)
Víctor Gobitz analyzes the main opportunities and threats for the Peruvian mining industry (Spanish interview)
Alex Black
PRESIDENT & CEO, RIO2 LIMITED
Alex Black discusses development at Rio2’s Fenix Gold project in Chile
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