Who We Are
Plusmining provides business intelligence and strategic analysis services on the mining industry and commodity markets to support and improve its clients’ decision making.
Value added
The information and analyses developed by Plusmining are characterized by their reliability, independence, comprehensiveness and timely provision.
Networks
Sources of expert knowledge on contingencies and the latest developments in the mining industry in Chile, Latin America, Canada, Australia, China, and Asia in general.
Clients
Organizations that require quality information such as mining companies, goods and services suppliers, investors, international organizations, government agencies, etc.
Presence
Plusmining has a permanent presence in Chile, Australia and Canada. An expansion process to Peru and other Latin American countries is currently underway.
Our Team
What We Do
Work methodology |
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| Early monitoring of emerging trends at the local and global scale, including potential regulatory changes, new technologies, project progress and investment decisions, among others. |
| Collection of relevant information on contingencies and the latest developments in the global mining industry through Plusmining information networks. |
| In-depth analytical processing of information by the Plusmining team. |

Business Areas
Reports
Plusmining has three reports of different periodicity in which various topics related to the mining industry and commodity markets are analyzed.
Consulting
Development of detailed studies and analyses at the request of clients who wish to enrich their understanding on matters related to mining and commodities, including the quantification and estimation of relevant variables.
Knowldedge dissemination
Availability to participate in seminars, conferences, and other events on mining and commodities. A permanent presence in local and foreign media.
Business development
Advice to companies seeking to develop business initiatives, from the identification of opportunities to their implementation.
Media Presence

Report: Key economic and regulatory factors affecting the cost of desalinated water in Chile
The use of desalinated water in copper mining is no longer an option, but rather a structural factor for operations in the driest desert in the world, where currently 41% of the sector’s water demand is supplied by seawater. Leer más
The new legislation that could boost desalination projects for the mining industry
Experts warn that the law must be implemented effectively to avoid introducing additional discretion, for example through secondary regulations. According … Read More
The potential role of Novandino lithium in a possible Codelco asset sale review
It exists at the level of ideas, hallway conversations, and expert commentary. Toward the third quarter, the state-owned company will … Read More
Following BHP’s sale of transmission lines, industry expects more divestments of non-mining assets
Industry experts suggest that companies increasingly want to focus exclusively on mineral extraction and leave other assets in the hands … Read More
Chilean mining industry could save more than US$500 million per year by adopting shared water infrastructure
According to a study by Acades and Plusmining, the Antofagasta Region has concentrated a large number of desalination projects, but … Read More
Critical minerals diplomacy surges, but few deals have teeth
By Antonia Godoy, Analista de Asuntos Políticos y Regulatorios de Plusmining. Governments have signed more than 70 critical minerals agreements … Read More
It has never been achieved: Chile’s Barrier to remaining the world’s leading copper producer
If forecasts prove accurate, Chilean mining will achieve a historic milestone in 2033: reaching 6 million tonnes of copper production … Read More

















