Announcements 4 MIN. READ SHARE Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding Forge Strategic Partnership to Advance Geophysical Exploration in Kazakhstan A groundbreaking partnership for Kazakhstan’s future. Pioneering airborne geophysics in Central Asia. Investment in cutting-edge technology and local expertise. Xcalibur Smart Mapping has taken a significant step in its commitment with Kazakhstan development by signing a strategic agreement with Baiterek Holding, a state-owned entity in Kazakhstan. This collaboration establishes a regional centre for airborne geophysics and geospatial mapping, reinforcing Kazakhstan’s role in natural resource management, industrial growth, and sustainable development. The agreement was formalised at the 18th of march, Kazakhstan-Spain Business Council Meeting, where top government officials and industry leaders convened to discuss investment opportunities and economic cooperation. Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding are now set to transform Kazakhstan into a leading hub for airborne geophysical exploration in Central Asia. Under the Framework for Cooperation (FoC) outlined in the agreement, Xcalibur Kazakhstan will spearhead large-scale airborne geophysical surveys, mapping key natural resources such as critical, base, and precious metals, oil and gas, geothermal energy, and groundwater. The initiative will bolster Kazakhstan’s industrial expansion and strengthen its competitiveness in global resource exploration. To ensure the success of these operations, Xcalibur will oversee a fleet of specialised aircraft, optimising operational efficiency and enhancing geophysical survey coverage. In parallel, Central Asia GreenField Assets will explore opportunities for a joint venture in early-stage mineral and energy resource development, aligning Kazakhstan’s exploration strategy with the global transition to sustainable energy. Baiterek Holding has committed to supporting Xcalibur Kazakhstan’s growth, focusing on expanding operational bases in Astana and Almaty, fostering a highly trained local workforce, and advancing airborne geophysical technologies. “This partnership marks a turning point for airborne geophysical exploration in Kazakhstan. By leveraging advanced mapping technologies and local expertise, we are not only strengthening Kazakhstan’s position as a leader in mineral exploration but also fostering long-term economic resilience,” stated Said Sultanov, Managing Director of Xcalibur Kazakhstan. Beyond workforce development, Xcalibur Smart Mapping is driving innovation through investment in next-generation airborne survey technologies and data-driven geophysical intelligence. A key aspect of this initiative is the establishment of a Smart Country Mapping framework, designed to enhance geo-data, for national resource inventory efforts and attract foreign investment into Kazakhstan’s mining and energy sectors. Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding have reaffirmed their commitment to technological advancement and sustainability. As part of this initiative, both entities will collaborate with Kazakhstani academic institutions to establish specialist training programmes, equipping the country with a new generation of geophysical experts. In addition, the agreement promotes public-private partnerships aimed at strengthening geospatial intelligence infrastructure, a crucial element in the sustainable management of Kazakhstan’s natural resources. “Our agreement with Baiterek Holding is a testament to our commitment to innovation and sustainability in geophysical exploration. By establishing a regional hub in Kazakhstan, we aim to drive technological advancements that will support national and international mining and energy industries,” commented Andrés Blanco, CEO of Xcalibur Smart Mapping. The Kazakhstan-Spain Business Council Meeting provided an ideal platform to reinforce economic collaboration between the two nations. In addition to the Xcalibur-Baiterek agreement, several other strategic deals were signed at the event, underscoring the growing investment potential in Kazakhstan’s industrial and energy sectors. Timur Onzhanov, Deputy Chairman of Baiterek Holding, highlighted the significance of these developments: “We are on the verge of a new era of cooperation in key sectors such as investment, innovation, infrastructure, and sustainable energy development. Spanish businesses have a unique opportunity to contribute their expertise and investment in geospatial mapping, mineral exploration, and advanced geophysical technologies to support Kazakhstan’s strategic economic goals.” With the framework now in place, Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding are preparing to launch Kazakhstan’s first high-resolution airborne geophysical surveys under this partnership. The initiative is expected to attract increased foreign investment, consolidating Kazakhstan’s status as a central player in the global mining and energy landscape. 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SHARE Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding Forge Strategic Partnership to Advance Geophysical Exploration in Kazakhstan A groundbreaking partnership for Kazakhstan’s future. Pioneering airborne geophysics in Central Asia. Investment in cutting-edge technology and local expertise. Xcalibur Smart Mapping has taken a significant step in its commitment with Kazakhstan development by signing a strategic agreement with Baiterek Holding, a state-owned entity in Kazakhstan. This collaboration establishes a regional centre for airborne geophysics and geospatial mapping, reinforcing Kazakhstan’s role in natural resource management, industrial growth, and sustainable development. The agreement was formalised at the 18th of march, Kazakhstan-Spain Business Council Meeting, where top government officials and industry leaders convened to discuss investment opportunities and economic cooperation. Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding are now set to transform Kazakhstan into a leading hub for airborne geophysical exploration in Central Asia. Under the Framework for Cooperation (FoC) outlined in the agreement, Xcalibur Kazakhstan will spearhead large-scale airborne geophysical surveys, mapping key natural resources such as critical, base, and precious metals, oil and gas, geothermal energy, and groundwater. The initiative will bolster Kazakhstan’s industrial expansion and strengthen its competitiveness in global resource exploration. To ensure the success of these operations, Xcalibur will oversee a fleet of specialised aircraft, optimising operational efficiency and enhancing geophysical survey coverage. In parallel, Central Asia GreenField Assets will explore opportunities for a joint venture in early-stage mineral and energy resource development, aligning Kazakhstan’s exploration strategy with the global transition to sustainable energy. Baiterek Holding has committed to supporting Xcalibur Kazakhstan’s growth, focusing on expanding operational bases in Astana and Almaty, fostering a highly trained local workforce, and advancing airborne geophysical technologies. “This partnership marks a turning point for airborne geophysical exploration in Kazakhstan. By leveraging advanced mapping technologies and local expertise, we are not only strengthening Kazakhstan’s position as a leader in mineral exploration but also fostering long-term economic resilience,” stated Said Sultanov, Managing Director of Xcalibur Kazakhstan. Beyond workforce development, Xcalibur Smart Mapping is driving innovation through investment in next-generation airborne survey technologies and data-driven geophysical intelligence. A key aspect of this initiative is the establishment of a Smart Country Mapping framework, designed to enhance geo-data, for national resource inventory efforts and attract foreign investment into Kazakhstan’s mining and energy sectors. Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding have reaffirmed their commitment to technological advancement and sustainability. As part of this initiative, both entities will collaborate with Kazakhstani academic institutions to establish specialist training programmes, equipping the country with a new generation of geophysical experts. In addition, the agreement promotes public-private partnerships aimed at strengthening geospatial intelligence infrastructure, a crucial element in the sustainable management of Kazakhstan’s natural resources. “Our agreement with Baiterek Holding is a testament to our commitment to innovation and sustainability in geophysical exploration. By establishing a regional hub in Kazakhstan, we aim to drive technological advancements that will support national and international mining and energy industries,” commented Andrés Blanco, CEO of Xcalibur Smart Mapping. The Kazakhstan-Spain Business Council Meeting provided an ideal platform to reinforce economic collaboration between the two nations. In addition to the Xcalibur-Baiterek agreement, several other strategic deals were signed at the event, underscoring the growing investment potential in Kazakhstan’s industrial and energy sectors. Timur Onzhanov, Deputy Chairman of Baiterek Holding, highlighted the significance of these developments: “We are on the verge of a new era of cooperation in key sectors such as investment, innovation, infrastructure, and sustainable energy development. Spanish businesses have a unique opportunity to contribute their expertise and investment in geospatial mapping, mineral exploration, and advanced geophysical technologies to support Kazakhstan’s strategic economic goals.” With the framework now in place, Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding are preparing to launch Kazakhstan’s first high-resolution airborne geophysical surveys under this partnership. The initiative is expected to attract increased foreign investment, consolidating Kazakhstan’s status as a central player in the global mining and energy landscape. As this ambitious project unfolds, both organisations remain dedicated to advancing innovation, economic growth, and responsible resource management.
Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding Forge Strategic Partnership to Advance Geophysical Exploration in Kazakhstan A groundbreaking partnership for Kazakhstan’s future. Pioneering airborne geophysics in Central Asia. Investment in cutting-edge technology and local expertise. Xcalibur Smart Mapping has taken a significant step in its commitment with Kazakhstan development by signing a strategic agreement with Baiterek Holding, a state-owned entity in Kazakhstan. This collaboration establishes a regional centre for airborne geophysics and geospatial mapping, reinforcing Kazakhstan’s role in natural resource management, industrial growth, and sustainable development. The agreement was formalised at the 18th of march, Kazakhstan-Spain Business Council Meeting, where top government officials and industry leaders convened to discuss investment opportunities and economic cooperation. Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding are now set to transform Kazakhstan into a leading hub for airborne geophysical exploration in Central Asia. Under the Framework for Cooperation (FoC) outlined in the agreement, Xcalibur Kazakhstan will spearhead large-scale airborne geophysical surveys, mapping key natural resources such as critical, base, and precious metals, oil and gas, geothermal energy, and groundwater. The initiative will bolster Kazakhstan’s industrial expansion and strengthen its competitiveness in global resource exploration. To ensure the success of these operations, Xcalibur will oversee a fleet of specialised aircraft, optimising operational efficiency and enhancing geophysical survey coverage. In parallel, Central Asia GreenField Assets will explore opportunities for a joint venture in early-stage mineral and energy resource development, aligning Kazakhstan’s exploration strategy with the global transition to sustainable energy. Baiterek Holding has committed to supporting Xcalibur Kazakhstan’s growth, focusing on expanding operational bases in Astana and Almaty, fostering a highly trained local workforce, and advancing airborne geophysical technologies. “This partnership marks a turning point for airborne geophysical exploration in Kazakhstan. By leveraging advanced mapping technologies and local expertise, we are not only strengthening Kazakhstan’s position as a leader in mineral exploration but also fostering long-term economic resilience,” stated Said Sultanov, Managing Director of Xcalibur Kazakhstan. Beyond workforce development, Xcalibur Smart Mapping is driving innovation through investment in next-generation airborne survey technologies and data-driven geophysical intelligence. A key aspect of this initiative is the establishment of a Smart Country Mapping framework, designed to enhance geo-data, for national resource inventory efforts and attract foreign investment into Kazakhstan’s mining and energy sectors. Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding have reaffirmed their commitment to technological advancement and sustainability. As part of this initiative, both entities will collaborate with Kazakhstani academic institutions to establish specialist training programmes, equipping the country with a new generation of geophysical experts. In addition, the agreement promotes public-private partnerships aimed at strengthening geospatial intelligence infrastructure, a crucial element in the sustainable management of Kazakhstan’s natural resources. “Our agreement with Baiterek Holding is a testament to our commitment to innovation and sustainability in geophysical exploration. By establishing a regional hub in Kazakhstan, we aim to drive technological advancements that will support national and international mining and energy industries,” commented Andrés Blanco, CEO of Xcalibur Smart Mapping. The Kazakhstan-Spain Business Council Meeting provided an ideal platform to reinforce economic collaboration between the two nations. In addition to the Xcalibur-Baiterek agreement, several other strategic deals were signed at the event, underscoring the growing investment potential in Kazakhstan’s industrial and energy sectors. Timur Onzhanov, Deputy Chairman of Baiterek Holding, highlighted the significance of these developments: “We are on the verge of a new era of cooperation in key sectors such as investment, innovation, infrastructure, and sustainable energy development. Spanish businesses have a unique opportunity to contribute their expertise and investment in geospatial mapping, mineral exploration, and advanced geophysical technologies to support Kazakhstan’s strategic economic goals.” With the framework now in place, Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Baiterek Holding are preparing to launch Kazakhstan’s first high-resolution airborne geophysical surveys under this partnership. The initiative is expected to attract increased foreign investment, consolidating Kazakhstan’s status as a central player in the global mining and energy landscape. As this ambitious project unfolds, both organisations remain dedicated to advancing innovation, economic growth, and responsible resource management.
Home News Xcalibur Smart Mapping and the Ministry of Water Resources of Kazakhstan Sign MoU to Advance Water Resource Mapping Last news 3 MIN. READ SHARE Xcalibur Smart Mapping and the Ministry of Water Resources of Kazakhstan Sign MoU to Advance Water Resource Mapping Madrid, Spain – March 21st A landmark achievement in sustainable water resource management, ensuring a secure future for Kazakhstan’s water supply. State-of-the-art technology for aquifer mapping, providing data for long-term water sustainability. Xcalibur Smart Mapping has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, marking a significant step in advancing water resource mapping and sustainable water management in the country. The agreement was formalised by Minister Nurzhan Moldiyarovich Nurzhigitov and Andrés Blanco Grasa, CEO of Xcalibur Smart Mapping, with a shared vision of leveraging innovative geophysical and satellite technologies to enhance the understanding and conservation of Kazakhstan’s vital water resources. The MoU outlines the commitment to implement hydrogeological mapping projects for key water reserves, including the Kokzhide groundwater deposit and the North Aral Sea region, assessing conditions for water resource optimisation, aquifer replenishment, and potential mineral resources. Additionally, the agreement supports a national airborne geophysical mapping programme, aimed at inventorying Kazakhstan’s groundwater reserves and supporting future water sustainability strategies. “We are very pleased with this agreement, as it strengthens our solution offering for both aquifer and surface water mapping. By integrating satellite and airborne geophysical techniques, we can provide more accurate and sustainable water management solutions for Kazakhstan,” said Víctor Gónzalez, Vice-president of Country Mapping at Xcalibur Smart Mapping. The Ministry and Xcalibur Smart Mapping will collaborate on researching the Zharkent and Almaty artesian basins, focusing on geological-structural and geothermal conditions that influence thermal groundwater distribution. These studies will be critical in shaping Kazakhstan’s long-term water resource management policies. Said Sultanov, Managing director at Xcalibur Kazakhastan, underscored the importance of this initiative, stating: “Kazakhstan’s future depends on sustainable resource management. By deploying advanced detection methods for aquifers, we are securing water availability for future generations and supporting national agricultural and industrial growth.” Kazakhstan, a country with unevenly distributed water resources, faces growing challenges in ensuring sustainable groundwater access due to climate change and increasing industrial demand. Advanced mapping techniques will play a pivotal role in securing long-term water resilience, supporting not only the agricultural sector but also urban water planning and ecosystem conservation. With geospatial intelligence and airborne geophysics at the core of this initiative, the MoU paves the way for a new era of water resource exploration in Kazakhstan, ensuring that scientific precision and sustainability drive future water infrastructure decisions. < SEE PREVIOUS NEW SEE NEXT NEW > < > Related news Last news Xcalibur Smart Mapping and the Geological Survey of Brazil Sign Agreement to Resume Airborne Geophysical Surveys SEE MORE > Last news North East Queensland AusAEM Survey flown by Xcalibur Smart Mapping SEE MORE > Last news Official Launch of Zambia’s High-Resolution Aerial Geophysical Survey Project SEE MORE > Last news Airborne Gravity Data Capture and Geoid Modelling SEE MORE > Last news Xcalibur Smart Mapping Partners with Curtin University to Pioneer Aerial Detection Technology for Natural Hydrogen Exploration SEE MORE > Last news Xcalibur Smart Mapping to support sustainable mining and natural capital exploration in Bhutan SEE MORE > Last news Technology Driving a Data-Driven Energy Transition SEE MORE > Last news Xcalibur Smart Mapping and Koloma Forge Partnership to Accelerate Global Natural Hydrogen Exploration SEE MORE > Last news Xcalibur Smart Mapping completes 66,000 km airborne survey in France’s Central Massif SEE MORE > Contact us. FILL THE FORM
SHARE Xcalibur Smart Mapping and the Ministry of Water Resources of Kazakhstan Sign MoU to Advance Water Resource Mapping Madrid, Spain – March 21st A landmark achievement in sustainable water resource management, ensuring a secure future for Kazakhstan’s water supply. State-of-the-art technology for aquifer mapping, providing data for long-term water sustainability. Xcalibur Smart Mapping has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, marking a significant step in advancing water resource mapping and sustainable water management in the country. The agreement was formalised by Minister Nurzhan Moldiyarovich Nurzhigitov and Andrés Blanco Grasa, CEO of Xcalibur Smart Mapping, with a shared vision of leveraging innovative geophysical and satellite technologies to enhance the understanding and conservation of Kazakhstan’s vital water resources. The MoU outlines the commitment to implement hydrogeological mapping projects for key water reserves, including the Kokzhide groundwater deposit and the North Aral Sea region, assessing conditions for water resource optimisation, aquifer replenishment, and potential mineral resources. Additionally, the agreement supports a national airborne geophysical mapping programme, aimed at inventorying Kazakhstan’s groundwater reserves and supporting future water sustainability strategies. “We are very pleased with this agreement, as it strengthens our solution offering for both aquifer and surface water mapping. By integrating satellite and airborne geophysical techniques, we can provide more accurate and sustainable water management solutions for Kazakhstan,” said Víctor Gónzalez, Vice-president of Country Mapping at Xcalibur Smart Mapping. The Ministry and Xcalibur Smart Mapping will collaborate on researching the Zharkent and Almaty artesian basins, focusing on geological-structural and geothermal conditions that influence thermal groundwater distribution. These studies will be critical in shaping Kazakhstan’s long-term water resource management policies. Said Sultanov, Managing director at Xcalibur Kazakhastan, underscored the importance of this initiative, stating: “Kazakhstan’s future depends on sustainable resource management. By deploying advanced detection methods for aquifers, we are securing water availability for future generations and supporting national agricultural and industrial growth.” Kazakhstan, a country with unevenly distributed water resources, faces growing challenges in ensuring sustainable groundwater access due to climate change and increasing industrial demand. Advanced mapping techniques will play a pivotal role in securing long-term water resilience, supporting not only the agricultural sector but also urban water planning and ecosystem conservation. With geospatial intelligence and airborne geophysics at the core of this initiative, the MoU paves the way for a new era of water resource exploration in Kazakhstan, ensuring that scientific precision and sustainability drive future water infrastructure decisions.
Xcalibur Smart Mapping and the Ministry of Water Resources of Kazakhstan Sign MoU to Advance Water Resource Mapping Madrid, Spain – March 21st A landmark achievement in sustainable water resource management, ensuring a secure future for Kazakhstan’s water supply. State-of-the-art technology for aquifer mapping, providing data for long-term water sustainability. Xcalibur Smart Mapping has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, marking a significant step in advancing water resource mapping and sustainable water management in the country. The agreement was formalised by Minister Nurzhan Moldiyarovich Nurzhigitov and Andrés Blanco Grasa, CEO of Xcalibur Smart Mapping, with a shared vision of leveraging innovative geophysical and satellite technologies to enhance the understanding and conservation of Kazakhstan’s vital water resources. The MoU outlines the commitment to implement hydrogeological mapping projects for key water reserves, including the Kokzhide groundwater deposit and the North Aral Sea region, assessing conditions for water resource optimisation, aquifer replenishment, and potential mineral resources. Additionally, the agreement supports a national airborne geophysical mapping programme, aimed at inventorying Kazakhstan’s groundwater reserves and supporting future water sustainability strategies. “We are very pleased with this agreement, as it strengthens our solution offering for both aquifer and surface water mapping. By integrating satellite and airborne geophysical techniques, we can provide more accurate and sustainable water management solutions for Kazakhstan,” said Víctor Gónzalez, Vice-president of Country Mapping at Xcalibur Smart Mapping. The Ministry and Xcalibur Smart Mapping will collaborate on researching the Zharkent and Almaty artesian basins, focusing on geological-structural and geothermal conditions that influence thermal groundwater distribution. These studies will be critical in shaping Kazakhstan’s long-term water resource management policies. Said Sultanov, Managing director at Xcalibur Kazakhastan, underscored the importance of this initiative, stating: “Kazakhstan’s future depends on sustainable resource management. By deploying advanced detection methods for aquifers, we are securing water availability for future generations and supporting national agricultural and industrial growth.” Kazakhstan, a country with unevenly distributed water resources, faces growing challenges in ensuring sustainable groundwater access due to climate change and increasing industrial demand. Advanced mapping techniques will play a pivotal role in securing long-term water resilience, supporting not only the agricultural sector but also urban water planning and ecosystem conservation. With geospatial intelligence and airborne geophysics at the core of this initiative, the MoU paves the way for a new era of water resource exploration in Kazakhstan, ensuring that scientific precision and sustainability drive future water infrastructure decisions.
Home News Xcalibur Multiphysics participation at PDAC 2023 Events 3 MIN. READ Xcalibur Multiphysics participation at PDAC 2023 SHARE Xcalibur Multiphysics was present, once again at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2023, held during the 5th and 8th of March in Toronto, Canada For Xcalibur, this conference is a great gateway that connects us with the world of mineral exploration at an international level and helps us to build links with other companies and governments. A large representation of our global team has been present at our stand during all days of the event, welcoming all the attendees who have come to greet us and network. On Monday 6th the party for clients and friends of Xcalibur Multiphysics took place, where many friends and clients from the sector were able to attend and chat with us. Xcalibur Multiphysics client’s party We had the opportunity to be guest speakers at the Kazakhstan day, where our CEO, Andres Blanco presented an overview of Kazakhstan’s opportunities in exploration services and how Xcalibur Multiphysics and our airborne geophysics services can help find them. In addition, Darren Burrows, Business Development director, gave a talk on our Falcon AGG system and its benefits for critical mineral exploration. Kazakhstan Day in PDAC In addition, we were invited to the Nigeria Day, where our Director of Xcalibur MPH Spain, Victor Gonzalez, presented to the Minister of State, Mines and Steel Development, a brief explanation of the system we are currently flying in Nigeria for airborne survey. Victor Gonzalez, Xcalibur MPH Director at Nigerian’s Day We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand during the days of the event to learn more about Xcalibur Multiphysics and our airborne surveys, especially Mr. Jambal Ganbaatar, Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry of Mongolia for his presence. < SEE PREVIOUS NEW SEE NEXT NEW > < > Related news Events Unlocking Saudi Arabia’s mineral wealth: Arabian Smart Mapping Company and Ma’aden set to redefine exploration standards SEE MORE > Events Raw Materials Summit 2024: Xcalibur Smart Mapping joins EIT RawMaterials SEE MORE > Events Last news Main conclusions of PDAC 2024: Which issues took the industry’s focus? SEE MORE > Events Xcalibur Multiphysics participation at AEGC 2023 SEE MORE > Events Xcalibur Multiphysics participation at Africa Mining Indaba 2023 SEE MORE > Events Xcalibur Multiphysics participates for the first time in the MMH 2022 exhibition celebrated in Seville SEE MORE > Events Xcalibur Group at 1st Angola Mining Conference (AMC 2019) SEE MORE > Contact us. FILL THE FORM
SHARE Xcalibur Multiphysics was present, once again at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2023, held during the 5th and 8th of March in Toronto, Canada For Xcalibur, this conference is a great gateway that connects us with the world of mineral exploration at an international level and helps us to build links with other companies and governments. A large representation of our global team has been present at our stand during all days of the event, welcoming all the attendees who have come to greet us and network. On Monday 6th the party for clients and friends of Xcalibur Multiphysics took place, where many friends and clients from the sector were able to attend and chat with us. Xcalibur Multiphysics client’s party We had the opportunity to be guest speakers at the Kazakhstan day, where our CEO, Andres Blanco presented an overview of Kazakhstan’s opportunities in exploration services and how Xcalibur Multiphysics and our airborne geophysics services can help find them. In addition, Darren Burrows, Business Development director, gave a talk on our Falcon AGG system and its benefits for critical mineral exploration. Kazakhstan Day in PDAC In addition, we were invited to the Nigeria Day, where our Director of Xcalibur MPH Spain, Victor Gonzalez, presented to the Minister of State, Mines and Steel Development, a brief explanation of the system we are currently flying in Nigeria for airborne survey. Victor Gonzalez, Xcalibur MPH Director at Nigerian’s Day We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand during the days of the event to learn more about Xcalibur Multiphysics and our airborne surveys, especially Mr. Jambal Ganbaatar, Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry of Mongolia for his presence.
Xcalibur Multiphysics was present, once again at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2023, held during the 5th and 8th of March in Toronto, Canada For Xcalibur, this conference is a great gateway that connects us with the world of mineral exploration at an international level and helps us to build links with other companies and governments. A large representation of our global team has been present at our stand during all days of the event, welcoming all the attendees who have come to greet us and network. On Monday 6th the party for clients and friends of Xcalibur Multiphysics took place, where many friends and clients from the sector were able to attend and chat with us. Xcalibur Multiphysics client’s party We had the opportunity to be guest speakers at the Kazakhstan day, where our CEO, Andres Blanco presented an overview of Kazakhstan’s opportunities in exploration services and how Xcalibur Multiphysics and our airborne geophysics services can help find them. In addition, Darren Burrows, Business Development director, gave a talk on our Falcon AGG system and its benefits for critical mineral exploration. Kazakhstan Day in PDAC In addition, we were invited to the Nigeria Day, where our Director of Xcalibur MPH Spain, Victor Gonzalez, presented to the Minister of State, Mines and Steel Development, a brief explanation of the system we are currently flying in Nigeria for airborne survey. Victor Gonzalez, Xcalibur MPH Director at Nigerian’s Day We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand during the days of the event to learn more about Xcalibur Multiphysics and our airborne surveys, especially Mr. Jambal Ganbaatar, Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry of Mongolia for his presence.