Mexico Mining Review - Issue 2018

Bu konuda

If 2016 provided the fireworks of recovery for the mining sector, then 2017 has been something of a damp squib. The sky is still lit up – the prices of metals including gold, silver and copper all rose during the first half of the year – but not as brightly as many hoped. Many mining companies are relieved simply to be making a profit again but this is thanks more to the cost-cutting that was implemented during the downturn than to the value of their wares. The road back to the sunny days of 2011, when gold was trading above US$1,800/oz, seems like a long one.

Mexico Mining Review Magazine Description:

The landscape of the Mexican mining industry is changing. With metal prices on the rise, confidence is returning to the investor community and new projects are being announced regularly. The industry has now adjusted to the tax pressures from the fiscal reforms and foreign explorers are once again drawn to the country’s vast undiscovered mineral reserves. As the sector finally emerges from the protracted downturn, companies and investors alike must act fast to capitalize on opportunities bound to come their way. To this end, Mexico Mining Review provides all the information players in the sector need to succeed against the backdrop of the new environment. With expert opinions, in-depth analyses and technology spotlights, the book highlights the key trends that have shaped the mining industry in Mexico over the past 12 months and will provide invaluable insight into which direction it is heading. Presented through the eyes of stakeholders, lawyers, regulators, service providers and mine operators, Mexico Mining Review will allow decision-makers who shape the industry to tell the story and will serve as an invaluable tool for companies and investors alike who are seeking business opportunities within the sector.