Watch the video to hear their insights on the precious metals market fundamentals, the role of technology, and the challenges that Peru needs to tackle to boost its mining industry.
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"The shutdown of Cobre created a major economic void. This single project represented 4.8% of Panama's GDP (surpassing the Panama Canal’s 3.5% contribution) and 76% of the country’s exports."
"We are observing a notable influx of Asian companies, including Taiwanese and Japanese firms, establishing large operations in Mérida."
"Because our rigs are modular, they can be easily transportable using ATVs, canoes, helicopters, or even by hand, whereas conventional rigs need to be transported via large trucks."
"Cañariaco is a resource capable of producing 150,000 to 160,000 t/y of copper — there are not many that have that potential, and fewer still with the major backing we already have."
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