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CEO & VICE PRESIDENT RESOURCES AND INDUSTRY, NORDA STELO

"By extending the life of existing equipment and entire facilities, we ultimately have an impact not only on the financial health of our clients, but on the environment."

Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Brazil

Eric Schmitt

CEO, ARKEMA BRAZIL

"Arkema offers a portfolio of technologies to meet the growing demand for new and sustainable materials."

Mining

Canada

Raymond Simoneau

PARTNER AND VICE-PRESIDENT, SENECA

"Most of our work consists of first-generation commercial projects that are innovation based."

Simon Meadows Smith

MANAGING DIRECTOR, SEMS EXPLORATION

"Across the region, the old model of flying in expats to do the technical job combined with a few locals doing the rest of the work on the ground has to change and has started to change."

Mining

Cote d’Ivoire

MACIG

Anders Berglund

REGIONAL GENERAL MANAGER WEST AFRICA, EPIROC

"We have already started the process of opening new entities in Liberia, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone and Senegal as part of our strategy to position ourselves closer to our customers."

Mining

DRC

MACIG

Graham Dallas

HEAD OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EMEA, TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE & TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE EMEA

"The mining business is mostly concentrated in Africa, where we have over 100 issuers with 300 plus projects in 34 different jurisdictions."

Mining

DRC

MACIG

Amedeo Anniciello

CEO, STANDARD BANK DRC

"Mines that have been on care and maintenance were brought back into production, and projects in the early development stages have quickly advanced into production, with the yields very high."

Mexico

Petrochemicals & Chemicals

N. Adriana Ramírez Millán

CHEMICAL SALES DIRECTOR, HELM DE MÉXICO

"The critical situation in product availability and rising demand has caused clients to realize that having stock is the number one priority."

Mexico

Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Stefan Lepecki

CEO, BRASKEM IDESA

"The ethane import terminal is a US$400 million investment that will start up in the second half of 2024. It will allow us to import 100% of our needs to operate the Etileno XXI complex at full capacity.”