Mining companies and decision-makers

Browse Mining companies with their email formats and decision-maker contacts. Statistics refreshed Nov 6, 2026.

12company records

The Mining landscape

Mining companies extract and process minerals, metals, and natural resources for industrial and commercial use. Key decision-makers include Operations Managers, Site Directors, Procurement Leaders, and Executive Leadership.

Identify mining operators investing in equipment modernization, environmental compliance, and large-scale infrastructure development.

Most common decision-maker titles
CEO / FounderVP of SalesCOO / OperationsCFO / FinanceVP of EngineeringCTO
Counted from a sample of contacts in this industry.

Industry snapshot

By company size

10001+26
11-5011
501-100010
1001-50009
5001-100008
51-1005

By headquarters country

Canada26
United States19
Australia7
United Kingdom4
Sweden2
Japan2
Computed from the companies in this database.

Segments within Mining

12 Mining company profiles (filtered)

CompanyDetailsSegmentsEmployeesVerified contactsTop email format
Glencoreglencore.com Glencore operates various commodity industries include coal, copper, cotton, grain and oilseeds, nickel and zinc.
📍 Baar, Zug, Switzerland Agriculture, Mineral — 19 {first.last} 82%
Rio Tintoriotinto.com Rio Tinto is a mining and metals company.
📍 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Mineral, Natural Resources — 16 {first.last} 87%
Teckteck.com Teck is a diversified resource company with business units focused on copper, steelmaking coal, zinc and energy.
📍 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Mineral, Natural Resources — 15 {first.last} 100%
Agnico-Eagle Mines Limitedagnicoeagle.com Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (Agnico Eagle) is a Canada-based international gold producer
📍 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Mineral, Precious Metals — 15 {first.last} 100%
Capstonecapstonecopper.com Capstone is a Canadian base metals mining company, with three producing copper mines: Pinto Valley in the US.
📍 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Mineral — 5 {flast} 67%
New Goldnewgold.com An intermediate gold producer with a complementary portfolio of global assets in the United States, Mexico, Australia, Canada and Chile.
📍 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Mineral, Natural Resources — 5 {first.last} 100%
Sibelcosibelco.com Sibelco is a global material solutions company which provides solutions for society and support the cradle-to-cradle loop.
📍 Antwerp, Antwerpen, Belgium Mineral — 4 {first.last} 100%
Coeur Miningcoeur.com Coeur Mining facilitates a number of gold and silver mines located in the U.S.
📍 Chicago, IL Mineral, Precious Metals — 3 {flast} 100%
Hecla Mining Companyhecla-mining.com Hecla Mining Company is the largest primary silver producer.
📍 Coeur D'alene, Idaho, United States Mineral, Precious Metals — 3 {first-last} 100%
Alamos Goldalamosgold.com Alamos is a Canadian-based intermediate gold producer with diversified production from three operating mines in North America.
📍 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Mineral, Precious Metals — 3 {flast} 100%
Wheaton Precious Metals Corpwheatonpm.com Wheaton Precious Metals is a precious metals streaming company dealing with the purchase of precious metals or cobalt production from mines.
📍 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Mineral, Precious Metals — 2 {first.last} 100%
Altius Mineralsaltiusminerals.com Altius is a diversified mineral royalty and mineral exploration company based in Newfoundland & Labrador.
📍 St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada Mineral, Natural Resources — 1 —

Questions about Mining leads

How many Mining companies are in the database?

The database holds 12 Mining company records. 12 of them have a public profile you can browse on this page.

Which Mining roles are most common in the contact data?

In a sample of contacts for this industry the most common roles were CEO / Founder, VP of Sales, COO / Operations.

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