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Adolfo Vera
PRESIDENT AND CEO, SOUTHERN PEAKS MINING (SPM)
"We are finalizing the technical details and drafting of the EIA for Condestable, which will include, among a few changes in some components, a production increase to 10,000 t/d."
Marcelo Santillana
GENERAL MANAGER, MINERA PODEROSA
"While high gold prices are advantageous, they also act as a double-edged sword by incentivizing informal and illegal mining activities."
Anwar Daud
MANAGING DIRECTOR, ZIM LABORATORIES
"We progressed on the development of our New Innovative Products (NIP), which are complex generics developed using in-house proprietary technology platforms."
Daniel Prince
CEO, PRINCE STERILIZATION SERVICES
"We are extremely excited about the growth our hydrogen peroxide and packaging segments can bring."
Elaine Low
MANAGING DIRECTOR, SOUTHEAST ASIA, MAERSK
"Besides our ocean shipping, we must be able to offer holistic solutions and build our multi-modal capabilities in a “one-stop shop” concept."
Victor Sodje
MANAGING DIRECTOR, NEWCROSSEP
"We are dedicated to stabilizing our evacuation strategy while simultaneously increasing production."
Francisco Rubio
PRESIDENT, KEMIKALS
"The super peso has been a major challenge for importers and exporters. However, paints manufacturers have benefitted from relatively lower raw material costs."
Rick Horwath
PRESIDENT AND CHIEF PILOT, AIR BRAVO
"As the mining industry expands to northern regions like the Ring of Fire, we foresee a growing demand for our services."
Steve Trussell
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ARIZONA MINING ASSOCIATION (AMA)
"Arizona has a favorable economic, political and regulatory climate. People know we are the ‘copper state’ and generally understand mining’s importance and the need for mined materials."
Elly Perets
CEO, ASTERRA
"We have developed a model to enhance the efficiency of the exploration process by locating mineral deposits with greater precision and speed."
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2025 was a year of change for Ontario’s mining industry. Canada’s evolving international relationships heightened the focus on economic sovereignty, while federal and provincial elections brought critical minerals to the forefront of policy discussions. The provincial government’s ‘One Project, One Process’ framework aims to reduce permitting delays, as critical mineral prices show early signs of recovery from a prolonged weak cycle.
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