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Trevor Walker
PRESIDENT & CEO, FRONTIER LITHIUM
"Our PAK lithium project is unique because it presents us with the ability to have both extraction and downstream lithium refining all within a relatively confined geographic area and near the end-users."
Mark Selby
CHAIRMAN AND CEO, CANADA NICKEL COMPANY
"Canada Nickel is currently undertaking the engineering and feasibility study of the Crawford project toward becoming the world’s first NetZero nickel mining operation."
Chris Taylor
PRESIDENT AND CEO, GREAT BEAR RESOURCES
"Our project is high grade with easy access so it is insulated against the fluctuations of the gold price."
Trent Mell
PRESIDENT & CEO, ELECTRA BATTERY MATERIALS
"We have all the ingredients to become a one-stop-shop for cathode material and battery recycling, the only one of its kind in North America."
Michael Zahra
FORMER PRESIDENT & CEO, DRONE DELIVERY CANADA
"Remote projects may prefer to isolate and limit the number of external individuals visiting as a precaution to avoid the virus spreading, but they need to maintain their supply chain so drones are a perfect unmanned logistics solution."
Martin Addy
TERRITORY MANAGER FOR EXPLOSIVES, ORICA GHANA
"Orica has also expanded beyond Ghana, and we have both underground and surface operations across West Africa."
Claudio Gorichon
CEO, GRUPO RENO S.A.
"Reno is always looking for new development alternatives and we favor organic growth."
LeRoy Danks & Brady Greifzu
MANAGER WEST REGION MINING & GLOBAL CORPORATE SALES EXECUTIVE, SOLENIS
"Solenis is a global specialty chemical manufacturer and one of three water treatment companies with a truly global footprint."
Louis Watum
PRESIDENT, CHAMBER OF MINES DRC
"I am concerned that the DRC is not fully capturing the opportunities of the commodity boom."
Hadley Natus
CHAIRMAN, TANTALEX LITHIUM RESOURCES
"I think Manono, for lithium, could become what Katanga has become for copper, and much more."
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The scramble for supply drives miners back to geological credentials, and therefore to Africa, the world’s most resource-abundant continent.
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