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Mexico's mining industry faces an evolving regulatory landscape as SEMARNAT reviews and updates environmental standards for the sector's operations.

Navigating Mexico's new mining M&A and investment landscape requires a sharp focus on regulatory and social risk due diligence.

Mexico's mining sector is being supported through a government strategy that includes financing, technical assistance, and training, reports FIFOMI.

Mining drives economic growth, underpins key industries, and fosters social progress. Yet, significant challenges persist.

The mining sector supports 192 economic sectors, multiplying the value of minerals like silver and copper through the supply chain, notes CAMIMEX.

Mexico is reshaping its mining sector through collaboration, new regulations, and sustainable practices.

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