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Ian Gendall

PRESIDENT AND CEO, DLP RESOURCES
"We believe Aurora is an interesting opportunity for major players, potentially bridging the gap between exploration and large-scale development."

Rob McEwen

CHIEF OWNER, MCEWEN MINING
"Saudi’s big embrace of mining is something that is not happening anywhere else in the world, except China."

Greg Heiges and Peter Rowland

MINING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER (GH) AND CANADA SOLUTION SALES MANAGER (PR), YOKOGAWA
"Our goal is to stabilize mining operations by managing fluctuations in material quality and throughput with our control systems."

Ronald Thiessen

PRESIDENT AND CEO, NORTHERN DINASTY MINERALS
"Not bringing a large-scale mine like Pebble into production is a delay the US cannot afford."

Paul Healy

PRESIDENT AMERICAS, REDPATH MINING
"This is an exciting time for Redpath Mining as we explore the opportunities created by this acquisition and continue to expand our reach in the mining sector."

Shaun Usmar

CEO, VALE BASE METALS
"I am excited about the value VBM can unlock as a whole, and I believe the role it will play in North American supply chains is highly under-appreciated."

Bernard Kaninda

REGION PRESIDENT SALES AND SERVICES EMEA, FLSMIDTH (FLS)
"Saudi Arabia’s commitment to becoming a hub for the mineral value chain aligns perfectly with FLS’ strategy of providing full flow sheet technology and services."

Abdullah Alznaedi

CEO - EXPLOSIVES SECTOR, SAUDI CHEMICAL COMPANY HOLDING
"Over the past five decades, Saudi Chemical Company Limited has expanded its footprint with three state-of-the-art production facilities for civil explosives across the Kingdom."

Spencer Eckstein

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, UKWAZI
"Ukwazi means 'to know' in Zulu, and our specialist teams and industry experts integrate multiple knowledge disciplines."

James Agenbag

REGIONAL MANAGER – AFRICA, MINERAL TECHNOLOGIES
"Our decision to localize manufacturing in Africa and strengthen our business development team has been critical to driving our growth on the continent."

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