Category: investments

Blue Sky Uranium Corp. has unveiled the results of a new Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for the Ivana uranium-vanadium deposit, part of the Amarillo Grande Project located in the province of Río Negro. The updated assessment includes a new mineral resource estimate, with approximately 80% of the resources now in the Indicated category. “This assessment demonstrates a solid economy for a surface mining operation, with 11 years of production for both minerals.”

According to the annual report from Canada's Fraser Institute, Salta has managed to position itself as the leading province nationwide in two fundamental aspects for the mining industry.

The tenth edition of the international exhibition "San Juan Mining Expo" organized by Panorama Minero since 2006, was the site of a historic meeting in the mining industry.

Based on a recent report from the national mining department, the ratio between imports and exports of mining projects saw a significant increase in April 2024 compared to the same period the previous year.

Mining companies must adapt to uncontrollable events to maintain their operations and profitability. In this regard, current mitigation strategies still present significant challenges that must not be overlooked.

The San Juan Chamber of Deputies has approved the province's adherence to the Regime of Incentives for Large Investments (RIGI), a program promoted by the national government. Governor Marcelo Orrego welcomed the initiative, emphasizing that this adherence will open new opportunities for development and progress in the province. "San Juan's adherence to the RIGI is excellent news. It opens a great door to development, work, and progress. I congratulate and thank the legislators who prioritized the welfare of the province and our people," Orrego stated.

The recently approved Law 27,742 includes 65 articles aimed at providing incentives and guarantees to foster and attract private investments in projects that contribute to the development of the local economy.

The project includes construction and expansion work on mining roads, with the objective of ensuring transit between mining areas of interest and local communities or production centers.

Companies to invest between US$250 and US$400 million in strategic electric infrastructure.