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MINPER 2019 - Guía Oficial de Inversiones de Perumin
September 16, 2019
After six months of on-the-ground research in Peru, GBR is pleased to release its comprehensive, Spanish-language book on Peru’s mining industry: MINPER 2019 - GUÍA OFICIAL DE INVERSIONES DE PERUMIN.
Produced in strategic collaboration with the Peruvian Institute of Mining Engineers, the 176-page report is the most in-depth and up-to-date account of the state of affairs in Peru’s mining industry, containing extensive analysis, statistics, infographics and interviews with the top authorities and mining industry CEOs in the country.
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"With mining companies currently enjoying high prices, exceptional production performance and robust supply chains, we anticipate that the sector will continue showing resilience and growth, remaining financially sound in 2023."
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