Ivanhoe Mines is a diversified mining company focused on exploring, developing, and recovering minerals, including copper, zinc, and nickel. While not directly involved in space technology development, Ivanhoe Mines relies on satellite-based connectivity services to support its mining operations, particularly in remote locations like the Democratic Republic of Congo. They partner with companies like SES to leverage high-speed, low-latency satellite communications for improved worker safety, digitalized operations, and increased productivity at their mining sites.
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SES and Ivanhoe Mines are investing in low-latency, high-capacity connectivity solutions in the region due to the growth in the African mining industry.
The agreement enhances the existing five-year relationship between SES and Ivanhoe Mines.
The Kamoa-Kakula Copper Project in The Democratic Republic of Congo will receive high-speed satellite-based connectivity services through a new agreement between Ivanhoe Mines and SES.
Ivanhoe Mines and SES announced a new agreement to enhance their partnership for providing connectivity services to the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Project.
The new agreement builds on a successful five-year relationship between SES and Ivanhoe Mines.