"We are progressing at our Bagdad mine in Arizona what we call the 2X Project – essentially doubling concentrator capacity, enabling us to increase copper production by 200 to 250 million lb/y."
"We believe our business model is truly unique, combining the advantages of a royalty generation-type model with our proprietary technology to generate significant value."
"The US has a clear goal and willingness to help strategic industries develop and grow, and we will continue to contribute to developing a reliable, homegrown supply of silicon metal in the US."
CHIEF TECHNOLOGY AND MARKETING OFFICER, DYNO NOBEL
"When we look at critical minerals, projects will face more challenging geology and closer community scrutiny, so that is where our precision electronic detonators, advanced vibration modeling, and emulsion technologies come in."
CEO AND PRINCIPAL OWNER (MD) AND PRESIDENT AND FOUNDING PRINCIPAL (RD), DARLING GEOMATICS
"By completing 3D scans and modeling of processing plants like Mineral Park, we enable mines to use AI to run simulations, become more autonomous and increase efficiencies."
"Resolution Copper has the potential to be a nation-building project on a regional scale, creating a stable base industry that keeps families rooted in their communities."
"We see strong client interest in our geochemistry know-how, particularly in bench studies, pre-feasibility work, and financial cost estimates for reprocessing waste."
EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGER – WEST REGION, AUSTIN POWDER
"Paradigm lets us run the entire blast digitally before we even drill or lay out the shot. We can simulate a model for fly rock risk, predict ground vibrations, and evaluate how blasting might impact neighbors or nearby infrastructure."
Ontario Mining and Toronto’s Finance Hub 2026 - Pre-Release
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.