This innovation enhances mining operational efficiency through the implementation of high-precision fleet management and machine guidance, ensuring heavy equipment operates in strict accordance with mine designs, reducing ore loss and minimising material mixing, while monitoring material movement in real-time to improve hauling accuracy and fleet productivity. The solution also utilises non-GCP drones for post-blast topographic data collection, addressing geological complexity and higher production targets without adding new fleet, while strengthening workplace safety, improving operational control, increasing cost efficiency, optimising production output, and generating positive impacts for surrounding communities.

Present at the event were the leadership of Agincourt Resources, including President Director Muliady Sutio, Vice President Director Ruli Tanio, and Director & Chief Financial Officer Noviandri Hakim. 

The journey to the PAMA Innovation Convention XXV began with Marinovasi 2025, an internal convention that served as the initial platform for innovators to test and refine their ideas. The top teams from Marinovasi were then prepared to compete at the PAMA Innovation Convention with full support from the collaborative departments across Agincourt Resources. 

In addition to its success in the QCP category, Agincourt Resources also achieved recognition in other categories. The Quality Control Circle Technic (QCCT) team from the Mining Department and the Panorama ESG (CSR Innovation) team from the Community Department advanced to the final round, demonstrating the company’s capability to drive cross-functional innovation that delivers positive impacts on both operations and the surrounding communities. 

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