The mining sector is embracing digital transformation through platforms designed to foster secure business operations. Mining Expansion, a virtual hub, has already attracted thousands of registered suppliers from across Latin America. This platform serves as a vital resource, offering comprehensive information on mining concessions and projects involving a variety of minerals such as copper, gold, zinc, manganese, iron, lithium, and rare earth elements. It also facilitates joint venture investments and organizes bi-monthly mining investment forums and corporate events.
Guillermo Quintana Briceño, president and co-founder of Minera Expansion, highlights the platform’s extensive offerings. “There is also an area of supply of minerals in various presentations from various countries globally,” he states. “The portal promotes various mining services such as geology, health and safety, environment, social responsibility, integrated consulting services in engineering and project management, mining legalization, perforations, explorations, among others. It also has offers of machinery, drillingness, steel plates and coils, lubricants and oils Fans, scop, modules for mining camps and more.”
The Mining Expansion Digital Platform is actively developing its mobile application and a payroll system for online purchases. “Navigating the Marketplace is easy and friendly, because it will only be enough to select what you need and consult the availability,” Quintana explains. “We are the best ally of digital marketing for small and large companies in the sector. We want to be the largest and most complete mining marketing platform in Latin america.”
Moreover, Mining Expansion features a specialized television program that showcases industry leaders, entrepreneurs, mining SMEs, and significant national and international investments and news on a weekly basis. The platform boasts a large user community that stays informed about sector offerings through a digital newsletter, enabling seamless connections between suppliers and mining clients.
Key indicators within the mining sector include:
- Forty percent of the world’s copper production originates from Peru and Chile.
- In Peru, mining contributes eleven percent to the Gross Domestic Product, accounts for over fifty percent of currency, generates sixty percent of exports, and provides twenty percent of tax collection.
- Each direct job in the mining sector creates an estimated seven indirect jobs.
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