Groundbreakers Issue 3 is out now

Dyno Nobel has released the third issue of its quarterly magazine, Groundbreakers, featuring stories from around the world on the people, projects and innovations shaping the future of mining and resources.

Dyno Nobel CEO and Managing Director Mauro Neves said the edition highlights what can be achieved when companies invest in innovation, capability and long-term growth.

“Whether it is modernising manufacturing assets in Graham, Kentucky, unlocking downstream performance with innovative blasting approaches, cultivating a global MPU manufacturing network, or investing in emissions reduction projects at Moranbah, Australia, we are surrounded by real life examples of a shared commitment to building for the future,” Mr Neves said.

In this issue, readers will explore Canada’s rise as a critical minerals powerhouse and the expansion of Dyno Nobel’s global MPU manufacturing network, helping deliver consistent quality and local capability across key mining regions. The issue also highlights a collaborative innovation at the Simsbury facility, where operators and engineers worked together to develop new technology that has improved consistency, simplified training and streamlined a highly skilled manufacturing process.

The magazine also examines new approaches to improving downstream mine performance, the critical role mining plays in the energy transition, and the practical steps being taken to reduce emissions across industrial operations.

“Working together, we can continue to deliver the products, services, and innovations the world needs, whilst also advancing sustainability, strengthening communities, and creating opportunities for future generations,” Mr Neves said.

To read Issue 3 of Groundbreakers magazine, visit Groundbreakers.