Compañía Minera del Pacífico (CMP), the principal mining subsidiary of the CAP Group, has consolidated its position as the largest iron ore producer on the Pacific coast of the Americas. Operating through an integrated value chain across the Copiapó, Huasco, and Elqui valleys in northern Chile, the company has redefined its purpose to practice modern mining—one that is deeply connected to the development of its host territories and positioned as an indispensable player in the global energy transition. However, CMP's commitment to decarbonization defines not only what it exports but also how it operates internally. Today, 100% of its facilities are powered exclusively by renewable energy. In response to climate challenges, the company has implemented cutting-edge water management: its productive operations in the Copiapó Valley run entirely on desalinated and recirculated water, eliminating reliance on continental water sources. In parallel, its vision for a circular economy materializes on a massive scale at the Magnetita Plant, a pioneering facility that recovers third-party mining environmental liabilities and transforms them into premium iron concentrate, utilizing chemical-free processes. The success of this industrial model is intrinsically linked to the well-being of the people and communities that host its operations. Out of a workforce of nearly 8,000 employees, 98% reside in the very same regions where the company operates—an economic impact further amplified by allocating 40% of its procurement to local suppliers. Furthermore, CMP is leading an unprecedented cultural transformation within the Chilean mining industry, driving true equity that is reflected today in a 50% female representation on its Executive Committee. Ultimately, Compañía Minera del Pacífico does not merely extract minerals; it implements comprehensive sustainability solutions to provide a critical resource the world needs, proving that the mining of the future is built upon a foundation of respect for the territory and its people.

Bunting Magnetics is a global manufacturer of magnetic separation and metal detection solutions, supporting processors who need cleaner materials, safer equipment, and more efficient production. Founded in 1959, the family-owned business combines more than six decades of engineering experience with application-led design from its operations in North America and Europe, including its European headquarters and manufacturing facility in Redditch, England. For the steel scrap and circular economy sectors, Bunting supplies robust equipment designed to recover valuable metals, improve material purity, and protect downstream plant. Its portfolio includes permanent and electro overband magnets, drum magnets, magnetic head pulleys, eddy current separators, stainless steel separators, and industrial metal detectors. These technologies are used across scrap processing, auto shredding, construction and demolition recycling, material recovery facilities, foundries, steel mills, and wider industrial recycling operations.