Colombia always had the potential to become a major mining jurisdiction but the mining sector is now completely frozen. There is a high level of uncertainty due to the governments push to reform the mining code, create a state mining company, and new a environmental decree.
Chile released its national green hydrogen strategy in 2020 which set out a road map for the country to become a major exporter. The country has the largest project pipeline in the Americas but there is still plenty of challenges that remain on the road ahead. Check out our overview of where things currently stand with the Chilean hydrogen industry.
Working with local partners can be a cost-effective way of entering a new market but it also carries risk for foreign companies. Companies end up wasting time and energy on partners where the sales either do not come or are they are extremely underwhelming. Check out our tips to help you get the most out of your distribution relationship.
Mining technology companies looking at Latin America need to decide on the best way to service the region. One of the first decisions that companies need to make once they confirm a market has potential is whether they will work through partners or sell direct to the mines.
When sending staff to do work in Chile, our clients often ask us whether a work visa or simply a work permit is needed. There are different matters to consider when determining which one is needed. We have provided a brief overview to help companies understand the differences.
Industrial technology companies rely on international markets since they often need to follow their clients to where the projects exist in the world. Working in foreign jurisdictions brings some unique challenges and risks. Permanent Establishment is one of them.
Each year, the Chilean Copper Commision (Cochilco), publishes a report that analysis junior mining investment. We have provided an overview of their 2022 report which gives us insight into the health of the Chilean junior mining market.
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