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Esteban Hormazabal
GENERAL MANAGER, SRK CONSULTING CHILE
SRK Consulting Chile continues to expand its services to adapt to a maturing sector.
Alistair Cowden
EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, FIREFINCH
Firefinch is a West Australian goal company redeveloping the former Morila gold mine in Mali.
Djo Moupondo
CEO, SODEICO
Sodeico explains how it can meet the challenges of providing a skilled workforce for mines in DRC.
Michael Zahra
PRESIDENT & CEO, DRONE DELIVERY CANADA
Drone Delivery Canada (DDC) describes how drones are about to become commonplace throughout the whole life of a mine.
Tony Makuch
PRESIDENT & CEO, KIRKLAND LAKE GOLD
"We joined the ranks of senior gold producers with the acquisition of Detour Lake in January."
Max Combes
COUNTRY MANAGER CHILE, GOLD FIELDS
Gold Fields explains progress at its Salares Norte deposit, high in the Chilean Andes.
Zoe Phillips Takyi - Appiah
SENIOR PARTNER, JLD AND MB LEGAL CONSULTANCY
JLD and MB Legal Consultancy comment on the current investment climate in Ghana’s extractive industries.
Minister Arc. Olamilekan Adegbite
MINISTER OF MINES AND STEEL DEVELOPMENT, NIGERIA
Nigeria’s Minister of Mines and Steel Development explains how the country is eagerly luring investors to its under-developed mining sector.
Marie-Claire Yaya
CEO, ITM HOLDING
ITM Holding describes the services that it is bringing to DRC and intends to offer across Africa.
Michael Gribbons
PRESIDENT, CEO & CO-FOUNDER, MAESTRO DIGITAL MINE
Maestro Digital Mine is witnessing record levels of demand for its mine hardened IIoT devices.
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