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Octavio Araneda
CEO, CODELCO
Codelco CEO explains his strategic transformation plan that aims to ensure continued and profitable operations for the Chilean giant over the next decade.
Joel Araujo Strul
CEO, AMERICAN AIR
American Air specializes in light vehicle, medium duty and heavy truck air conditioning systems and was one of the first air conditioning companies to supply the mining industry in Chile.
Angello Passalacqua
BUSINESS MANAGER, DYNO NOBEL
Dyno Nobel explains how it is expanding its presence in the Chilean market by introducing new services and products.
Dale Clayton
MANAGING DIRECTOR – CHILE, LIEBHERR
Leibherr speaks to GBR about its offering to the mining industry in Chile.
Aaron Puna
CEO, ANGLO AMERICAN CHILE
Anglo American Chile explains how its new approach to sustainable mining is adapted to its developments in Chile.
Baldo Prokuriça
MINISTER OF MINING, GOVERNMENT OF CHILE
Overview of government initiatives in the world’s largest copper producing country.
Marcelo Celis
GENERAL MANAGER, BOSCH REXROTH
Bosch Rexroth is providing Chilean miners with the means to stay competitive.
Christian Cavagnaro
MANAGING DIRECTOR, TAKRAF TENOVA
TAKRAF Tevona offers services in Chile from the pure mining industry as an equipment and service supplier to providing process and recently built the largest conveyance system in the world for a mine at Chuquicamata.
Enrique Garay
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, RIO2 LIMITED
The team from Rio Alto attempt to replicate its success with Rio2, beginning with Rio2’s Fenix Gold project.
Mark Venning
REGIONAL MINING LEADER, SOUTH AMERICA, STANTEC
Stantec comments on the current situation facing the EPCM market in Chile.
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