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Dylan Tudor-Jones
COUNTRY MANAGER SOUTH AFRICA, GRANSOLAR GROUP
Gransolar Group discusses how both regulations and attitudes worldwide are more favourable than ever for the development of solar power – including in mines.
Suzie Nkambule
CEO, NAFASI WATER
Nafasi Water explains its water security solutions for Southern Africa.
Alex Caldwell & Alistair Jessop
HEAD OF MINING & HEAD OF POWER, VIVO ENERGY
Vivo Energy is enjoying strong demand from African mines for its fuels, lubricants and hybrid energy solutions.
Lehlohonolo Amos Molloyi
CEO, MINING EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS OF SOUTH AFRICA (MEMSA)
MEMSA explains how it is supporting national mining equipment manufacturers in South Africa.
Murray Hill
MANAGING DIRECTOR & CEO, ELEVATE URANIUM
Elevate Uranium holds the largest tenement position for nuclear fuel minerals (uranium) in Namibia and explains its U-pgrade beneficiation process.
Errol Smart
MANAGING DIRECTOR & CEO, ORION MINERALS
Orion Minerals explains its vision to grow into a sustainable mid-tier, green metal producer in the near future.
Peter Steenkamp
CEO, HARMONY
Harmony explains why South African miners are finally feeling more confident.
Ralf Hennecke
GENERAL MANAGER - TECHNOLOGY AND MARKETING, BME
BME explains how it is helping South African mines to transition towards smart mining.
Mike da Costa
CEO, GLOBAL MINING, MURRAY & ROBERTS (M&R)
Murray and Roberts in South Africa explains how technology is transforming mine development and shaft sinking.
Joe Walsh
MANAGING DIRECTOR, LEPIDICO
Lepidico is fast developing its integrated lithium operation, from its’ mine in Namibia to producing derived chemicals from plants to be built in UAE.
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In August 2023, Mexican exports to the US surpassed China for the first time. As companies prioritize securing supply their chains after years of logistics challenges, Mexico has begun to see major benefits. With a spate of new infrastructure projects such as the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec coming online in 2023, the country is actively opening itself to investment. The chemical industry, in particular, is positioned for nearshoring-driven growth.
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