John Price
Managing Director
AMI
AMI, in partnership with a dozen very bright students from the University of Miami, is pleased to release a report that goes a long way to answering the highly politicized question: “who will control Latin America’s critical minerals over the next decade?”
In Latin America, the two most dominating strategic minerals are lithium and copper. Both metals play a crucial role in tomorrow’s global economy led by AI, electrification, digitization and technological devices of many kinds. South America suddenly finds itself the target of envy and geopolitical rivalry as mining interests from North America, China, Europe, India and Australia seek to claim their stake.
For American and other western diplomatic interests, leveling up their access to critical minerals vis-à-vis China has become a strategic imperative. These reports provide some insights on what it will take to partner with Latin America’s leading copper jurisdictions.
PRESENTATION
Who owns the Future of Copper Mining in Latin America
Copper production, key players, risk mitigation, and geopolitical strategies shaping the copper mining landscape across Latin America, from Panama to Argentina.
Next Steps
Contact us if you need further guidance or market research data in your efforts to secure a portion of Latin America’s most strategic industry. Over the past 30 years, AMI has conducted hundreds of market studies for Latin America’s mining sector, focused on specific countries. Our work has centered on identifying political, economic, reputational and local community opposition risks, as well as helping companies understand the mining landscape and market challenges in specific countries.
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