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Maurice Mason
VP CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT & INVESTOR RELATIONS, CALEDONIA MINING CORPORATION
Caledonia Mining Corporation speaks about its gold mining activities in Zimbabwe.
Erdem Tüzünalp
REGIONAL GENERAL MANAGER, TURKEY & MENA, EPIROC
"Turkey is still relatively new to mining but there are a lot of reserves and after the privatization drive, the industry grew rapidly. However, we still do not have a high enough level of exploration and there are social and environmental problems, which means it is difficult to get permits."
Jeffrey A Quartermaine
CEO AND Managing Director, PERSEUS MINING
Perseus became a multi-mine, multi-jurisdiction gold producer in January 2018 and persists in its quest to operate three mines in West Africa by 2020.
Brendan Borg
MANAGING DIRECTOR, CELSIUS RESOURCES
Celsius Resources speaks to GBR about the development of its cobalt project in Namibia.
Prof. Dr. Güven Önal
PRESIDENT, TURKISH MINING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
The Turkish Mining Development Foundation speaks with GBR about the current state of the Turkish mining industry.
Amaury Lescaux
MANAGING DIRECTOR, SMT
SMT has expanded its Volvo dealership within and beyond Africa.
Manuel Fumagalli
PRESIDENT, ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, 13TH INT. GOLD AND SILVER SYMPOSIUM
This year’s International Gold and Silver Symposium, taking place on 29th of May in Peru, will focus on technology and innovation.
Patrick Soares
FORAN MINING
Foran mining continue to expand the resource bace at its McIlvenna Bay property in preparation for an upturn.
Steve Dixon
CEO, STRACON
STRACON’s CEO, Steve Dixon, provides its vision and strategy as it enters a new phase under new owners.
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A convergence of high-commodity prices and low valuations, on the back of a structural deficit in exploration and discoveries, has set the perfect scene for increased M&A. The leverage is particularly high for acquisitions in Latam North and the Caribbean, where stocks do not command the high premiums of tier-one jurisdictions. But M&A is only a quick fix to the global resource replenishment crisis.
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