CAP (CAP) JP Morgan Emerging Markets Conference presentation summary
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JP Morgan Emerging Markets Conference presentation summary
19 Mar, 2026Operations overview
Operates across mining, industrial, and infrastructure sectors in Chile, Peru, and Argentina, with significant local presence and ownership in key subsidiaries.
Holds 98% of Chile's iron ore production and is the third-largest mining concession owner in the country.
Achieved a 31% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030 and leads in sustainability indices.
67% of suppliers and 84% of workforce are local, emphasizing community integration.
Iron ore market analysis
Iron ore prices remained stable in 2024 despite weak construction in China; average prices declined YoY.
Demand for high-grade iron ore is expected to rise due to global decarbonization trends.
Premiums for high-grade iron ore are projected to increase by 25–35% by 2040.
Strategic direction and projects
Strategy 2030 focuses on decarbonization materials, green steel, rare earths, and sustainable infrastructure.
$2.2 billion CAPEX plan aims to add 6mtpy iron ore capacity by 2032, mainly outside Huasco Valley.
Strategic partnership with Aclara Resources for rare earths, including a 20% stake in Modulo Penco and a JV for REE alloys.
Huachipato 2.0 project targets long-term innovation, ecological conservation, and industrial development.
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