The Brazilian company Terra Brasil Minerals intends to invest in mining in 2021, which should generate a total of more than 1500 jobs
The idea is that with these investments, Brazilian mining will reduce its dependence on imported fertilizers and that more jobs will be generated both at Terra Brasil Minerals and its subsidiaries.
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With the application of investments valued at more than R$ 2,4 billion, more than 250 jobs will be directly generated and more than 1.300 jobs indirectly to heat up the mining market together with Terra Brasil Minerals.
Operations with the Brazilian mining company will only start in mid-2027, but the CEO of Terra Brasil Minerals says that in early 2024 people will already be able to feel the impact of investments in new job vacancies in the industry. “We are in the final stages, carrying out metallurgical and physical-chemical tests. 2027 is a conservative deadline, but job creation should start within the next three years,” he says.
Innovation for the Brazilian mining industry
In addition to investments in direct and indirect job openings, investments in the process of innovation and cost reduction will also take place over the next three years. The Terra Brasil Minerals project aims to reduce environmental impacts, further increase the quality of products in Brazilian mining and finally eliminate any and all existing risks.
“We developed a process that separates the elements. Titanium and rare earths will be products of this separation. We have already generated three patents, and part of the intellectual and commercial rights will go to these institutions”, highlighted the CEO of the mining company.
About Terra Brasil Minerals
Terra Brasil SA is a company whose objective is to develop sustainable projects in the mining area, with investments that contribute to the social and economic development of Brazil, generating wealth for its shareholders and the communities where it operates.
A Earth Brazil owns one of the largest deposits of Phosphate, Titanium, Potassium and Rare Earths in Brazil. There are more than 2 billion tons of kamafugite. To explore this great Mineral Asset, we follow strict criteria that meet the Principles for Responsible Investments (PRI), a UN body for issues of Sustainability, Corporate Governance and Ethics.
