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Mining
MACIG

Liam Morrissey

CEO, MS RISK
"The real danger is that some companies may still want to trade off the old business model of six years ago."
Mining
Peru
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Edgardo Laura

GENERAL MANAGER, ENERGOLD PERÚ
Portable drill rig operator Energold restarts activities in Peru’s exploration market (Spanish interview)
Mining
Peru
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Jaime Zúñiga

GERENTE GENERAL LAGUNAS NORTE, BOROO
Boroo operates former Barrick’s Lagunas Norte mine in Peru (Spanish interview)
Mining
Peru
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Alfredo Remy

DIRECTOR REGIONAL ADVISORY, HATCH
Hatch provides engineering and technology solutions for mining clients in Peru (Spanish interview)
Mining
MACIG

Sébastien de Montessus

PRESIDENT & CEO, ENDEAVOUR MINING
"Last year, we announced our goal to discover between 15 and 20 million oz Au by 2026. We are making good progress towards this goal with over 250,000 m drilled already this year."
Mining
United States

Sydney Hay

PRESIDENT, AMIGOS
"What might have been considered waste 25 years ago is being commercially mined today, and this is only going to get better."
Mining
Chile

Roberto Montiglio

GENERAL MANAGER – ANDEAN REGION AND GLOBAL T.U MANAGER FOR SPARES AND SERVICES, HAVER & BOECKER NIAGARA
“An unplanned stop of a vibrating screen for five hours can create a bottleneck which costs (due to lost production) two or three times more than the equipment itself.”
Mining
MACIG

Ralph Heath & Ernest Krakani

MANAGING DIRECTOR: EARTH AND ENVIRONMENT, WSP IN AFRICA & COUNTRY LEAD FOR GOLDER│WSP IN GHANA / WEST AFRICA
The Golder team grew from 7,000 to over 61,000 people around the world.
Mining
MACIG

Cedric Fernandez

MANAGING DIRECTOR AFRICA POWER SERVICES
"There is no miner or junior that is not considering hybridizing existing or new power stations by adding more renewables into the mix."
Mining
Chile

Eduardo Nilo

PRESIDENT – SOUTH AMERICA, METSO OUTOTEC
"Cochilco’s list of investments for Chilean mining shows a portfolio of 51 projects with the potential to be executed between now and 2030 for US$69 billion, but this will require collaboration between all actors in the industry, because the demands of communities and the environment are growing continuously."

MACIG

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