REDCO Mining Consultants has formalized its membership in the Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce, a binational organization that promotes the development of trade, investment and cooperation relations between the two countries, with a strong focus on the mining sector.
As part of its technical consolidation and regional specialization strategy, REDCO announced in July the acquisition of the Chilean company CAVING, integrating advanced capabilities for the development of underground mining projects through methods such as Block, Panel, Inclined and Sublevel Caving.
REDCO Mining Consultants is celebrating two decades of history supporting the mining industry in its most strategic decisions. Founded in Santiago in 2005, the firm has evolved from a local team of specialists into an international consultancy, with operations in Chile, Peru, Brazil and the USA, and expansion plans toward Canada and Australia.
Over the past month, REDCO took part in a technical workshop organized by Vale, focused on the analysis and development of integrated solutions for a strategic deposit located in the Southeast Corridor, an area of high geotechnical complexity.
As part of the Ferrobamba Underground project, REDCO took part in the Integrated Stakeholder Alignment Workshop, a session led by MMG Limited Las Bambas aimed at consolidating a shared vision for the development of a modern, efficient and sustainable underground operation.
From June 11 to 13, REDCO took part in the ninth edition of the International Conference on Geology and Mine Planning – Geomin MinePlanning 2025, held in Santiago and organized by Gecamin with the support of the Universidad de Chile, the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and the Universidad de Exeter (United Kingdom).
During the latest edition of Geomin MinePlanning 2025, REDCO was featured by Reporte Minero for its technical contribution in presenting a methodology to estimate blasting parameters in copper porphyry projects, based on the transfer of operational data from analogous mines.
REDCO formalized its incorporation as a member company of the Chilean-Canadian Chamber of Commerce, advancing its international expansion strategy. The membership was made official at the Welcome Breakfast for new members, a gathering that brought together representatives of companies recently joining this business network.
REDTEC Peru —part of the REDCO group— delivered the specialized course Geotechnical Instrumentation and the Implementation of Early Warning Systems (TARP) aimed at the technical team of the Cerro Lindo Mining Unit, of Nexa Resources Peru. The activity was backed by REDCO professionals, in addition to the support of representatives from Nanometrics Inc., INERSIA and Geomonitoring, and was held over three days that combined theoretical sessions and a visit to the company’s Geotechnical Monitoring Center.
The boutique mining engineering consultancy concluded its participation in Resourcing Tomorrow 2025, one of the leading European gatherings linked to
