The Province approved the ninth update of the Environmental Impact Report to reactivate remaining phases of Bajo La Alumbrera and Bajo El Durazno under new environmental, social, and monitoring requirements.
Salta is advancing with the IDB on international financing to pave 91 kilometers of National Route 51, a strategic project for mining and the consolidation of the Bioceanic Corridor linking Argentina with Chile, Paraguay, and Brazil.
The company, which has already been authorized to operate, committed to making extraordinary contributions for roadworks in Andalgalá, Belén, and Santa María, in addition to purchasing CT scanners for regional hospitals.
The approval of the regime will allow the expansion of the Cauchari-Olaroz lithium project and reinforce Jujuy’s mining positioning.
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Public, private, and union leaders agreed on the progress achieved regarding new investments, local development, and sustainability.
A delegation from the Ministry of Mining participated in an international workshop in Utah. Representatives from the national government, SEGEMAR, and provinces from Northwestern Argentina (NOA) also attended.
Challenger Gold published the outcomes of the Pre-Feasibility Study (“PFS”) on its 100% owned Hualilan Gold project, located in San Juan province. Hualilan presents a large low-cost and low-risk development opportunity.
Austral Gold has commenced a drilling program of approximately 8,500 metres at the Casposo–Manantiales mine complex in San Juan province, focused on resource conversion, near-mine brownfield exploration and greenfield exploration targets.
Governor Martín Llaryora highlighted Córdoba’s potential as a supplier of goods and services for mining, energy, and oil. Collaboration between companies from Córdoba and San Juan was emphasized as a major opportunity for joint work.
Luciano Guglielmini, President of Solimin, highlighted the importance of training and unity among San Juan suppliers to face the challenges of copper mining.
Daniel González, representative of Grupo Palmero, highlighted the synergy with Metso aimed at strengthening the industry. While Metso leads metalliferous mining projects, Palmero supports companies linked to lime, cement, and industrial minerals.
At Expo San Juan Minera 2026, the company presented an innovative initiative that combines logistics, technology, and national identity through trucks featuring historic Argentine figures.
The company is expanding its presence in the province after 25 years of operations in Argentina. The new facility will include training spaces and technical services for mining operations.
The Santa Fe-based company seeks to integrate into the mining value chain through local partnerships. With a strategic vision, the firm highlighted Santa Fe’s role as a key provider of industrial services.
The company introduced its new Inverness line aimed at the mining industry and highlighted the growth projected for the sector in San Juan. It also showcased personal protective equipment and next-generation respirators.
Kevin Parkes, President and CEO of Finning International, examined how artificial intelligence, automation and electrification are redefining the future of mining. He also highlighted Argentina’s potential as one of the major drivers of regional mining development.
The German Mining Equipment Manufacturers Association participated in Expo San Juan Minera and highlighted the progress of projects in the province. The organization presented technological solutions for exploration, production, and mineral processing.
The company works on exploration projects, earthmoving, and mining infrastructure. Mapal Sigma highlighted the growth of the industry and the need to expand the training of specialized labor.
The company specialized in well casing and filtration systems participated for the first time as an exhibitor at Expo San Juan Minera 2026. Geotub highlighted the potential of copper and the progress of lithium-related projects.
The Danish multinational confirmed the opening of offices in San Juan in the coming weeks. The company aims to contribute experience, technology, and comprehensive solutions for major mining projects.
With automation technology, industrial precision, and artificial intelligence, Endress+Hauser is strengthening its presence in Argentina and consolidating itself as an ally for safer, more efficient, and more sustainable mining.
