Mining Auditorium 13-A 2026: the room where a Mexican mining group closes the capex of the new Sonora mine and the booklet with the exploration plan and INPI prior consultation is already in every kit
Mining Auditorium 13-A 2026 is the principal plenary of a corporate convention centre in Polanco, with 340 theatre seats, an elevated stage for the CEO and CFO pitch, a 6-metre LED wall for the exploration-plan presentation and the deposit geology, an 18-microphone table system for the management panel and chief geologists, an adjoining press room with 40 positions for reporters from Bloomberg Commodities, Reuters Mining, Expansión, El Financiero, Mining Mexico and the regional Sonora, Zacatecas and Chihuahua press network, a foyer with six accreditation lanes, an investment-bank-analyst lounge for 60 people, and a regulatory-compliance room where the lawyers coordinate with SEMARNAT, CNH and the INPI. Capacity runs to executive mining investor-day sessions of four to six hours. This is where Mexican mining groups with operations in Sonora, Zacatecas, Chihuahua, Durango and Sinaloa run their investor days, where CRIRSCO-aligned mineral-resource and reserve updates launch, where exploration-project roadshows run with Mining Law and Regulation compliance, where third-party-audited environmental-impact studies are presented, and where mining-sustainability reports comply with IFC Performance Standards and the Voluntary Principles on Security and Human Rights. What defines Mining Auditorium 13-A 2026 is not the LED wall — it is the traceability: merch is delivered with prior-consultation documentation for the communities and with mineral chain-of-custody certification.