About Us
Industrial Minerals
Group
History
Mission
Management
Michael Mogilevsky - CEO
Stephan Lehmden - COO
Nicolas Junker - CFO
Ronald Nittenberg - Head of Risk Management
Roberto Ecclefield - Head of Latin America
Maarten Mol - VP Logistics
Locations and Operating Assets
Industrial Minerals Group operates from Geneva, Switzerland and has subsidiaries in Georgia, Chile and Cyprus.
In 2013 Industrial Minerals commissioned its logistics and blending terminal, Caucasian Metals Terminal (CMT) in Poti, Georgia. CMT is now a state-of-the-art facility and in the top 5 concentrate terminals worldwide by handling capacity. We aim to build on this successful project to expand in other parts of the world.
Industrial Minerals is proud to announce the closing of the Angamos Metals Terminal warehousing project in the northern Antofagasta region of Chile. It will provide Industrial Minerals with an exclusive 20 year lease of the warehouse and the access to the new cutting-edge port development including the rotainer yard and the shiploader.
We thank our partners Angamos Port and TGN as well as Codelco, Ultramar and Belfie for their cooperation in designing a warehouse of highest technical, environmental and safety standards and a novel type of logistics project that will provide both flexibility and reliability to the copper mining industry. The project is scheduled to come onstream in summer 2024.
Angamos Metals Terminal
Angamos Metals Terminal highlights a new stage of development for Industrial Minerals in terms of regional diversification and a higher focus on value added services for the mining industry that combine logistics and marketing.
- 11,000m2 hermetically sealed warehouse compliant with the latest environmental and IMO regulations
- Static storage capacity: 48,000 WMT
- Expected annual throughput capacity: 450,000 WMT
- Expansion for a further 50% capacity available
- Fully integrated with Puerto Angamos’ new container yard and ship loader project.
Our Presence
China
Chile
Brazil
Spain
Georgia
Armenia
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Germany
Japan