Mendoza Considers Next Steps to Prevent Potash Project From Stalling
With nearly 400 million tonnes of probable reserves, Potasio Río Colorado faces setbacks in pilot plant development and unresolved railway logistics.
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Copper, lithium, and rare earths will lead the new mining era, as South America emerges as a key supplier for the global energy transition.
Argentina’s new investment incentive regime now accounts for more than US$ 33.8 billion in proposed projects, with copper, lithium, and gas infrastructure leading the way. Over 98% of the capital is concentrated in mining and energy.
Between January and September 2025, Argentina’s mining sector exported US$ 4.213 billion, with gold as the main growth driver. The figures reflect expansion, but also a high level of concentration.
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Centauri Minerals Inc. is the previously announced new Aldebaran spin-out company formed to initially focus on exploration in Northern Argentina. Aldebaran will continue to focus on the Altar copper-gold project located in San Juan province.
Minera Alumbrera recycled 14,750 tons of end-of-life tires (ELTs) that were used throughout the development of the Bajo de la Alumbrera mine. In this way, the life cycle of these mining materials was given new meaning, as they are now being used in playgrounds and sports fields across the country.
PANORAMA MINERO is present at IMARC, the international event taking place in Sydney, Australia. John Fennell, CEO of the International Copper Association of Australia, outlines the challenges facing the copper sector, the reprocessing of old tailings, technological advancements, and how METS —Mining Equipment Technological Services— are a trademark of Australian mining.
Toll Milling Plant Refurbishment and Commissioning Complete.
Minas Argentinas S.A. consolidates its recovery and earns an A+(arg) rating from FIX SCR, highlighting its financial and operational strength.
The new Mining Contribution Index places Argentina among the economies with the lowest relative weight of the sector.
The Australia–Latin America Business Council (ALABC) is proud to announce an expanded program of high-level activities at IMARC 2025, reinforcing the growing collaboration between Australia and Latin America’s mining, investment, and innovation sectors.
At a meeting organized by the Embassy of Sweden in Argentina, the province of Catamarca presented the progress and potential of its mining industry.
The mining company, part of Aisa Group, has relocated its administrative headquarters to the former Cinzano site, an iconic area in the capital of San Juan. The new building becomes a meeting point for its teams and strategic suppliers, reflecting the company’s growth and future outlook in the province.
Optimizing operations, strengthening traceability, and ensuring sustainability have become decisive factors for the competitiveness of lithium in South America.
Panorama Minero interviewed Julio González, Director of the Australia-Latin America Business Council (ALABC), who discussed the growing economic ties between Australia and Latin America, the critical role of mining in this relationship, and the international significance of an event like IMARC.
The document outlines the upcoming production phase of the mine located in Jachal, in the northern part of San Juan Province.
Fortuna produced 72,462 gold equivalent ounces (GEO) for the third quarter of 2025. Strong performance coming from Lindero, Fortuna’s mine located in Salta province.
The project at the Salar del Rincón in Salta has been incorporated into Argentina’s Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) and foresees a US$2.5 billion investment over five years.
France and the European Union are beginning to translate their investment intentions into action, with a credit offer of up to US$400 million for energy infrastructure projects in San Juan.
Executives, analysts, union leaders, and officials agree on the need to advance toward greater industrialization of lithium, though they differ on how to achieve it.
Representatives from Jujuy, Salta, and Catamarca agreed on the need to consolidate a regional vision to tackle infrastructure, permitting, and supplier development challenges.