The company incorporated new shareholders and returned to Argentine ownership: LATCEM, Redwood Capital Management, and funds managed by Moneda-Patria Investments.
The project, operated by Canada’s Jaguar Uranium, formalized its technical plan before the environmental authority and is advancing with phased campaigns, subject to regulatory validations.
Following its approval in the Lower House, amendments to Argentina’s Glacier Law open a complex legal front, with collective injunctions expected as provinces and the federal government prepare their defense. Conflicting arguments, the role of the Supreme Court and expert views shape the debate.
Glencore Pachón announced changes to its local leadership team as part of the natural evolution of the organization and the progress of the El Pachón Project. In this way, it ensures continuity in management, characterized by open and transparent communication, while reaffirming its commitment to San Juan and its community.
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Metal mining wages are three times higher than the national average, while non-metal mining exceeds it by 80%. The sector stands out as one of the most competitive in terms of income levels.
The provincial government announced a major infrastructure plan funded through the mining trust, including irrigation canals, drinking water systems and flood protection works. The investments aim to improve water efficiency, expand cultivated land and support territorial development across the province.
The call incorporates local stakeholders into environmental monitoring within Malargüe Western Mining District I.
The province accounted for 7.4% of national mining exports in February and is part of the group that concentrates almost all sector shipments. Lithium leads the NOA export basket.
The ruling coalition secured committee approval and will take the bill to the floor on Wednesday. During hearings, San Juan defended a science-based approach to landforms with limited hydrological function.
The Governor of San Juan, Marcelo Orrego, highlighted during the opening of legislative sessions the progress of strategic projects such as Vicuña and Hualilán, and emphasized the use of mining funds to finance key water, irrigation, and infrastructure works. He also announced that the Local Mining Development Law will soon be presented.
Patagonia Gold Corp. announced the successful commencement of leaching operations at its Calcatreu Project in Rio Negro Province. This milestone represents a significant advancement as the Project transitions into its gold recovery cycle.
The Ministry of Mining of Catamarca enabled the Citizen Participation process for the analysis of the Environmental Impact Report in its 9th update.
Following national approval, the province is moving forward with land surveying, possession, and the bidding process to launch the Jáchal Free Trade Zone, aimed at strengthening the mining value chain and attracting investments under the RIGI framework.
Work began in 2020 and has already reached 19% of the total area. Site-adapted techniques are being applied to restore vegetation cover in high-altitude conditions.
Caleras San Juan signed a new credit agreement aimed at financing the expansion of its photovoltaic plant located in Cienaguita, Department of Sarmiento. This involves funds totaling US$3 million. It is a financial credit line specifically intended for solar parks associated with the global energy transition.
Caleras San Juan signed a new credit agreement aimed at financing the expansion of its photovoltaic plant located in Cienaguita, Department of Sarmiento. This involves funds totaling US$3 million. It is a financial credit line specifically intended for solar parks associated with the global energy transition.
Vicuña has employed in its first 60 heavy equipment operators, marking a key step in preparation for the early stages of the project. The group, composed mainly of workers from Iglesia, Jáchal and Guandacol, has begun its induction and training process.
The 2023 EITI Standard validation report highlights expanded provincial participation, with seven jurisdictions currently involved.
The Province transferred the expropriated properties to the trust managed by Mendoza Fiduciaria and enabled the operational phase of a key node for southern Mendoza.
The vehicle, structured under CNV regulations and with a range of US$2 to US$100 million, will channel private capital into exploration projects, with a focus on copper in the southern part of the province.
The Mining Environmental Authority identified active producers and technical conditions in a sector that, under the new Code, is now considered a mineral processing plant.
