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Javiera Contreras
MINING & METALS MANAGER, EY
EY in Chile generates a tenth of its revenues from the mining industry.
Juan Pablo González Toledo
PRESIDENT, INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS OF CHILE
The President of Chile’s Institute of Mining Engineers speaks to GBR of the current issues that Chilean engineers are facing.
Sergio Hernández Núñez
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, CHILEAN COPPER COMMISSION (COCHILCO)
Cochilco provides the Chilean copper mining industry with vital strategic information with which to guide strategy.
Nigel Forrester
MANAGING DIRECTOR, MOUNT BURGESS
Mount Burgess’ Kihabe project in Botswana is preparing a feasibility study this year as it aims at significant zinc production.
Pedro Damjanic
SENIOR VP OF MINING, FINNING CHILE
Finning Chile explains how its Caterpillar equipment business adapted to current conditions and how it envisages the next.
James Hume
PRESIDENT, EAGLE MAPPING
Eagle Mapping are busy Lidar scanning the northern parts of B.C. and Yukon from the air.
Stephen Keith
PRESIDENT, GROWMAX RESOURCES
Recently re-branded GrowMax Resources explains how it intend to develop its fertilizer assets in Peru.
Dale Clayton
MANAGING DIRECTOR, LIEBHERR
Lieberr sees Chile as a good opportunity to diversify its commodity exposure and is building a firm presence there.
Ivan Rayo
GENERAL MANAGER, JRI INGENIERÍA
Chilean engineering company JRI describes how experience and innovation have helped the company to expand.
Martin Staples
DIRECTOR, AMC CONSULTANTS
AMC Consultants describe how the company managed the downturn and some of its implications for Western Australian mining.
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In August 2023, Mexican exports to the US surpassed China for the first time. As companies prioritize securing supply their chains after years of logistics challenges, Mexico has begun to see major benefits. With a spate of new infrastructure projects such as the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec coming online in 2023, the country is actively opening itself to investment. The chemical industry, in particular, is positioned for nearshoring-driven growth.
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