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2306/2016Orica managing director Alberto Calderon at the WA Mining Club, Hyatt HotelColin Murty The Australian

Orica flags Covid blow to profits

Orica lowers profit expectations, to take a $170m hit as virus affects markets in South America and the developing world.

MiningMining & Energy

Alberto Calderon, board member at Orica Ltd., poses for a photograph in Melbourne, Australia, on Monday, Sept. 8, 2014. Iron ore prices may tumble a further 15 percent and remain depressed as expansions add to a global surplus, according to Calderon, a board member of Orica Ltd., the biggest supplier of explosives to the mining industry. Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Alberto Calderon

Juukan debacle paints miners as evil: Calderon

Rio Tinto’s destruction of the Juukan Gorge caves in Western Australia’s Pilbara has ‘damaged the entire industry’.

ExclusiveEconomics

Alberto Calderon, board member at Orica Ltd., poses for a photograph in Melbourne, Australia, on Monday, Sept. 8, 2014. Iron ore prices may tumble a further 15 percent and remain depressed as expansions add to a global surplus, according to Calderon, a board member of Orica Ltd., the biggest supplier of explosives to the mining industry. Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Alberto Calderon

Lockdown costs will be ‘enormous’

Orica boss Alberto Calderon says the ‘obsession’ with Covid deaths may be good politically, but it’s bad for society.

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