Aris Mining (TSX: ARIS; NYSE American: ARMN) CEO Neil Woodyer joins Kitco Mining at the 2025 NBF CEO Mining Conference in London to break down a pivotal month for the company, including the landmark settlement of its long-running international arbitration with the government of Colombia. As Woodyer explains, “It now has a very clear legal obligation spelled out in many pages and many subpages,” marking the first time Colombia has reached a commercial resolution of this kind with a mining company.

Woodyer also discusses acquiring the remaining 49 percent of the Soto Norte project, strengthening government relationships, and the redesigned development plan, now moving toward EIA submission. He outlines how Aris’s integrated small-miner model, strong cash flow from Segovia, the ongoing expansion at Marmato, and progress at Toroparu position the company on a pathway toward long-term growth and multi-asset production scale.

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