We took part in a new edition of Argentina Mining Norte 2026, actively participating both in the conference sessions and the business roundtable to reaffirm our commitment to sustainable mining development in the region.
During the September 3 session, the presentation delivered by Sabrina Cejas, our Director of Legal and Compliance, brought a crucial debate for the sector to the forefront: “License to Invest.”
At her presentation, she highlighted how a robust governance and compliance framework goes beyond regulatory requirements to become a true driver of strategic value and social sustainability.
The implementation of cross-functional ethical standards is essential to mitigate risks and ensure operational transparency. She also emphasized that governance aligned with the expectations of local communities creates the necessary conditions to attract responsible, high-impact investments with a long-term focus.
Trust is a fundamental asset for any long-term project. Ethical and transparent governance not only guides decision-making, but also genuinely strengthens relationships with communities, institutions, and all stakeholders
With a clear focus on the future of the industry, the session made it clear that, for our company, corporate ethics not only protects investment, but also strengthens the legitimacy and long-term viability of mining development in the region.
