秘鲁矿业2018

Government Change - Increased Production and Exploration InvestmentEngineering and Construction - Technology and Digitalization - Safety - Services Dear Reader, Despite its faults and recent episodes of corruption and political drama, Peru continues tobe perceived as a favorite destination for mining investors. This is proven by the reneweddynamism of its exploration market and by the recent investment announcements. In July,Anglo American made official its decision to build the US$5.3 billion Quellaveco coppermine, while in August Minsur started pre-stripping activities at the US$1.7 billion MinaJusta copper operation.These moves show that mining is a long-term business, and the recent bickering of the United States’ trade battles with countries like China and Turkey should not change theoverall direction of the industry. The global demand for metals is not expected to decreasein a world that continues to see population growth, increasing urbanization rates and a truerenewable energy transformation.Moreover, taking new metals to the market is no easy task, as shown by maturing mines with lower grades and higher production costs, socio-environmental constraints that limitnew project developments and expansions, and labor issues that have put massive opera-tions on hold, as we have seen in Chile with Escondida.In Peru, increased mining investment is expected to translate into stronger GDP growth, now forecast at 4% for 2018 according to Peru’s Central Reserve Bank. This is excellentnews for the country, because last year the economy had cooled down and only grew byan insufficient 2.5%.In this context, Global Business Reports has forged a strategic partnership with the Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce, an institution that promotes commercial relationsand investment and which is the country’s leading binational mining chamber, in chargeof organizing every year the Peruvian presence at the PDAC Convention in Toronto. Theresult of this collaboration is the production and distribution of‘Industry Explorations -Peru Mining 2018’, an up-to-date review of the current operations and projects and thelatest trends in Peru's mining industry.The book is a comprehensive guide of the different companies involved in Peru’s mining food chain, with attention to hot topics such as the battle for talent (and the need to incor-porate more female workers), the return of grassroots explorers, the introduction of newmining and processing technologies and, on the negative front, the surge in the number ofmining fatalities over the last two years.We have invested several months to properly research the market and meet face to face the most important institutional leaders and industry executives, including current presidentMartín Vizcarra. Once again, we want to thank all of them for their time and collaboration.We also thank you for choosing‘Industry Explorations - Peru Mining 2018’as your sourceof information about Peru’s mining industry. Carla MartínezGeneral Manager Alice PascolettiGeneral Manager Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce Global Business Reports Introduction to Peru 86. Interview with STRACON88. Interview with Pevoex89. A Level-Playing Field90. Interview with Grupo Vivargo91. Interview with Kaefer Kostec91. Interview with Imecon92. TheSocavónOpportunity93. Interview with AESA94. Interview with Mas Errazuriz94. Interview with JRC95. Interview with Byrnecut Offshore98. Interview with Tumi Raise Boring99. Interview with Master Drilling99. Interview with Montali101. Interview with Robocon 8. A New Government for a New Mining Cycle11. Interview with the president of Peru12. Interview with SNMPE13. Pushing the Project Pipeline14. Interview with Minsur15. Interview with Bear Creek Mining16. The Social Aspect of Mining17. Interview with IFC18. Open for Business19. Interview with Canada-Peru Chamber ofCommerce19. Interview with Dentons20. The Battle for Talent21. The Role of Women in Peru’s Mining Industry22. Interview with Korn Ferry22. Interview with Transearch Equipment and Technology 104. The Future of Mining106. Interview with Komatsu108. Interview with Ferreyros109. Interview with Epiroc110. Interview with IPESA111. Construction and Ancillary Equipment112. Interview with Divemotor112. Interview with Scania112. Interview with Volvo114. Interview with Sullair115. Equipment Components116. Interview with Bosch Rexroth116. Interview with Austin117. Interview with FUCSA118. Underground Equipment119. Interview with Resemin121. Interview with Normet122. Interview with Boyles Bros Diamantina122. Interview with Core Tech122. Interview with Technosteel123. Comminution and Material Handling124. Interview with FLSmidth125. Interview with Metso126. Interview with Thyssenkrupp IndustrialSolutions126. Interview with Weir Minerals128. Interview with Andritz129. Productivity Technologies and Automation130. Interview with Siemens130. Interview with Yokogawa131. Interview with Sitech Mining Production 26. Copper29. Interview wit