Mining News - Page 10

India's leading state-controlled mining company met with provincial authorities to learn about Mendoza's copper projects, Malargüe Western Mining District (MDMO) and the province's mining development strategy. The visit comes amid growing international interest in Mendoza's emerging copper sector.

Leonardo Viglione, PwC Argentina Partner and Mining Industry Leader, discusses the findings of the Mine 2026 report.

Achieving that scenario will require maintaining competitiveness, attracting investment and consolidating a predictable regulatory environment, according to CAEM Chief Economist Nadav Rajzman.

The technological platform, presented by Santiago Juárez, seeks to strengthen safety and efficiency in mining operations through artificial intelligence, geolocation and real-time monitoring. The tool aims to prevent incidents before they become accidents.

The Province, through the Ministry of Mining, has launched a working agenda with the international organization to strengthen information systems, oversight of mining activities and strategic planning through technical assistance.

FAGSA and Gramont have formalized a strategic alliance, backed by Schneider Electric.

Jaguar Uranium reported the preliminary analyses from a 200-sample campaign carried out across eight areas of the project located in Malargüe.

UNSJ's IDIH is pursuing international certification of its processes to standardize water measurement under globally recognized quality standards.

The contract includes the supply of mining equipment, integrated services and digital technologies for the project.

The rebound in prices marks merely the beginning of a deeper shift, in which infrastructure, technology and processing take center stage over the simple availability of the lithium resource.

Supply is projected to increase 3.5-fold. Argentina's lithium production is expected to grow by 254% by 2035, driven by new investments and the expansion of major projects.

Reports by Argentina's Mining Secretariat, the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA) and the Argentine Chamber of Mining Companies (CAEM) project US$15 billion in investment, installed capacity exceeding 517,000 tonnes per year of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE), and production growth of 254% over the next decade.

The planned facility in Tinogasta would strengthen trade infrastructure near the San Francisco border crossing, supporting mining and other export-oriented industries.

The remediation program combines civil works and native vegetation restoration as part of the project's environmental management plan.

Marcos Conca's move to Barrick Argentina is part of a broader reshuffle among companies developing some of the country's largest copper and gold projects.

The agreements with Catamarca's public university and the UOCRA Foundation will support technical training, professional internships and applied research for Argentina's growing mining sector.

Growth was driven primarily by higher lithium output and increased production of non-metallic minerals, according to Argentina's national statistics agency.

Students from Andalgalá's Higher Education Institute joined technical teams from Catamarca's Ministry of Mining and the MARA project to monitor water quality in three river basins.

The company is in talks with potential partners to launch a new campaign at the Peirano Block as it looks to build a new pipeline of mineral projects following the closure of Bajo de la Alumbrera.

The tender process for the Mendoza section of National Route 7 continues with four bidders following the withdrawal of Ceosa. The corridor remains under evaluation by copper projects such as PSJ Cobre Mendocino as a potential export route to Pacific ports.