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Amedeo Anniciello

CEO, STANDARD BANK DRC
Standard Bank DRC builds on its international and African network in an effort to become the preeminent corporate investment bank in DRC.

Randy Smallwood

PRESIDENT & CEO, WHEATON PRECIOUS METALS
WPM predicts that its portfolio of precious metal streams is entering a ‘harvest period’.

Djoko Widajatno

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, INDONESIAN MINING ASSOCIATION (IMA)
The Indonesian Mining Association describes the current state of mining investments in Indonesia.

Benedikt Kirchgässler & Mathias Cherbuin

CEO & CTO, CYANOGUARD
CyanoGuard’s helps mines to reduce toxic reagent usage and improve precious metal recoveries via its intelligent cyanide monitoring and optimization solution.

Olivier Duterme

REGIONAL DIRECTOR, BANQUE COMMERCIALE DU CONGO (BCDC)
Commercial Bank of Congo (BCDC) speaks about the current business environment related to mining in the former Katanga province of DRC.

Stephen G. Roman

PRESIDENT & CEO, GLOBAL ATOMIC CORPORATION
Global Atomic Corporation is a Canadian company trading on the TSX that is advancing the high-grade, large DASA uranium deposit in the Republic of Niger and has a share in a zinc concentrate production facility in Turkey.

Octavio Araneda

CEO, CODELCO
Codelco CEO explains his strategic transformation plan that aims to ensure continued and profitable operations for the Chilean giant over the next decade.

Dr. Graham Carman

CEO, TINKA RESOURCES
Tinka Resources explains the recent developments at its Ayawilca zinc project in Peru.

Justin Cochrane

PRESIDENT & CEO, CONIC METALS CORP.
Conic Metals recently became public and holds numerous royalties in nickel and cobalt.

Alejandro Caicedo

GENERAL MANAGER PERU, ORICA
Orica in Peru explains how it intends to become the country’s leading provider for blasting and how it is developing and applying technology to improve the process.

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