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Abraham Klip Moshinsky
DIRECTOR GENERAL, UNIGEL MEXICO
Unigel has enjoyed a successful year in Mexico.
Hon. Greg Rickford
MINISTER OF ENERGY, MINES, NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS, GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO
Ontario’s Minister of Mines explains what his ministry did wrong during 2020 and also what they have set right to ensure mines lead Ontario’s recovery.
John McCluskey
PRESIDENT & CEO, ALAMOS GOLD
Alamos Gold explains how it protected its operations from COVID-19 and the progress at its Canadian and Mexican gold mines.
Serigne Ndanck Mbaye
CEO WEST AFRICA & COUNTRY HEAD GHANA, DHL
DHL West Africa explains how they were able to serve their customers in Africa throughout the pandemic.
Vinod Agnihotri
MANAGING DIRECTOR ASEAN, HEAD OF MPP – ASIA PACIFIC, LANXESS
Lanxess Asia Pacific explains how specialisation, digitalisation and environmental sustainability drive growth.
Joseph Titus Glover
CEO, QUANTUM LC
Quantum LC describes an increasingly competitive market for mining services in Ghana but believes that local companies can succeed.
Gabriele Unger
GENERAL MANAGER, TOGETHER FOR SUSTAINABILITY (TFS)
Together for Sustainability (TfS) is expanding its efforts and reach in ensuring a sustainable supply chain for the global chemical industry.
Carlos Leigh
CEO – LATIN AMERICA, DSI UNDERGROUND
DSI Underground discusses the recovery in mining activity in Latin America following lockdowns.
Maggie Gómez Rábago
GENERAL DIRECTOR, CHARLOTTE CHEMICAL
Charlotte Chemical sets forth its expansion plans.
Federico De Simone
DIRECTOR, DE SIMONE GROUP
De Simone undertakes engineering and construction for the mining sector across West Africa.
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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.
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.
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