3^rd International Conference and Exhibition
Mining Peru

7-8 June, 2022

About

International Conference and Exhibition Mining Peru is the only professional platform for top-level networking of key mining enterprises, regulatory authorities, government, technology and equipment suppliers, and investors across Latin America, the US, Canada and Europe.

КEY MINING ENTERPRISES

40⁺

PROJECTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND MODERNISATION

5 days

OF NETWORKING

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Milton MalvaIBwave

I really liked the efficiency of the format, especially your support. Because one of the concerns when you go to an online event is precisely to ensure that you will be able to make it to the meetings, to talk to people, and for this I think that your support is fundamental. You also assigned a person dedicated to us, who was always on line, confirming if the meetings were held, updating the schedule. All this, I believe in an online event is very important for it to be successful.

Iván OrozcoCalidra

The main advantage of online events is the way people can interact without having to be in the same place. We were able to meet important people and decision makers from mining groups that are about to set up in Peru or that already have projects and want to expand. These types of events can facilitate the commercial expansion, helping you build relationships and connecting with those contacts that can sometimes be hard to reach.

Roberto TamayoMinistry of Mines and Energy, Peru

I have noticed and I am sure I will always state that the efficient organization of Vostock Capital for the development of these events as well as the inclusion of some platforms that are not common, that is, we do not see them often in our webinars events. I found it quite interesting because it is the technological platforms that support these innovative events, whether it is to have meetings or to participate in networking sessions. So, I can say that your platform has been excellent and this has been a great part of the success of these workshops.

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Among the Speakers and VIP guests 2021

General Director of Environmental Economics and Financing

Ministry of Environment of Peru

President

Association of Mining Engineers of Ecuador AMEE

President

Luminex Resources Ecuador

President and CEO

Candente Copper Corp

General Manager

Apumining SAC (Peru)

Vice President Exploration and Business Development

Minera HOCHILD (Hochschild Mining Peru)

Environmental Manager

Marcobre

Water Resources Manager

Southern Copper Corporation (Peru)

Project Manager - Portfolio of Teniente Projects

Codelco

Facts and Figures

In 2020, mining investments will reach $ 6.3 billion (2.3% growth) and in 2021, $ 6.5 billion (3.2%)

Copper, gold, and iron are the top-3 exploited minerals

3 million tons — copper exports by 2023

Over 12% of gross domestic product represent mining exports

The mining portfolio plans investments of US $ 59.1 B until 2026

Cajamarca is the largest region with mining investment potential, followed by Apurímac, Arequipa and Moquegua, all of them in the southern part of Peru

Copper production for 2020 is expected to near three million tons, which would mean growth of over 20%

Peru, the production of the metallic mining sector shows a drop of 10.2% for 2020, expecting a recovery of the sector during the third and fourth quarters

More than 75% of the mining portfolio by 2021 is copper

83 million tons of fine copper are yet to be discovered in Peru

Peru has a diversity of minerals to be exploited, which are adapted to different needs for various specialized mining suppliers

Investment in the development of Peruvian mining projects will reach some US$5.000 million in 2020. Investment is aimed to develop about 40 mining projects located in 17 regions of the country

US $ 59 billion of mining projects are waiting to be developed in the country over the next few years

Government policies and regulations make the mining sector attractive to external capitals