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Stefan Lepecki
CEO, BRASKEM IDESA
Braskem Idesa speaks of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the polyethylene industry and how the company and Mexico are faring.
Miguel Benedetto
DIRECTOR GENERAL, ANIQ
ANIQ describe the impact of the Coronavirus on Mexico’s chemical industry and outlines the challenges of the year ahead.
Roberto Santos
CEO, UNIGEL
Unigel explains the impact of COVID-19 on Brazil’s chemical sector and why there is confidence that the industry is recovering.
Daniel Mitchell
PRESIDENT, ACOPLÁSTICOS
Acoplásticos explains how Colombia’s chemical industry has coped with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rodrigo Gutierrez
CEO, GTM HOLDINGS
GTM Holdings explains its outlook for the Latin American industrial and specialty chemicals market for the next year.
Martin Cini
DIRECTOR, COPSA COMBUSTIBLES, QUÍMICOS Y ESPECIALIDADES
Copsa is an Argentinian petrochemical company currently expanding its products and services.
Martin Sack
REGIONAL HEAD AMERICAS, LESCHACO
Leschaco is a freight forwarder expanding its’ services and network across the Americas.
Bob Masterson
CEO, CHEMISTRY INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (CIAC)
CIAC explains the current evolution of Canada’s industrial chemicals segment.
Jan Krueder & Matthias Vorbeck
CEO, QUÍMICA ANASTACIO & GENERAL MANAGER, ANASTACIO OVERSEAS
Chemical distributer Anastacio sees opportunities for growth across Latin America.
Marcos De Marchi
CEO, ELEKEIROZ
Elekeiroz speaks to GBR about the market conditions for petrochemicals in Brazil and how reforms can help the industry.
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As the second half of 2024 approaches, Peru stands at a crossroads. According to the latest figures, the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed Peru as the second-largest copper producer. Cabinet changes under Boluarte's administration and ongoing corruption cases have taken a toll on investor confidence, and illegal mining remains a pressing issue. However, not everything is lost for the Andean country, and the mining sector presents growth opportunities.
As the second half of 2024 approaches, Peru stands at a crossroads. According to the latest figures, the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed Peru as the second-largest copper producer. Cabinet changes under Boluarte's administration and ongoing corruption cases have taken a toll on investor confidence, and illegal mining remains a pressing issue. However, not everything is lost for the Andean country, and the mining sector presents growth opportunities.
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