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INKABOR S.A.C.
Peru mining record: safety sanctions, environmental fines and fatal accidents
On record from Sep 12, 2004 to Sep 9, 2014
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A resolution (resolución) is OSINERGMIN's formal written decision closing one sanction case: an order from the regulator, not a court judgment. A single resolution can fine several infractions at once, and it can be appealed to TASTEM, the agency's own appeals tribunal.ⓘ
S/ is the Peruvian sol, Peru's currency. The gray dollar figures are approximate conversions at S/ 3.35 per US$1 (August 2026).ⓘ
The UIT (Unidad Impositiva Tributaria) is Peru's tax reference unit, revalued each year. OSINERGMIN states every fine in UIT as well as in soles.No sanction resolution names this company in the 2020-2026 SAIP delivery.
| Year | Resolution
ⓘA resolution (resolución) is OSINERGMIN's formal written decision closing one sanction case: an order from the regulator, not a court judgment. A single resolution can fine several infractions at once, and it can be appealed to TASTEM, the agency's own appeals tribunal. |
Sanctioned party as written | Type | TASTEM ruling |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 9, 2014 | Resolution (PDF) hidden on the agency's page | INKABOR S.A.C. | 048-2014-OS-TASTEM-S2 |
The regulator's own list, frozen in December 2019. It publishes no fine amount: the resolution PDF is the record. A row naming a titleholder and a contractor together is shown as written.
No OEFA environmental sanction against this company in the 2017-2023 register.
| Date of death | Mining unit | Accident type (as classified) | Place | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 27, 2011 accident on Feb 26, 2011 |
BORAX | CAÍDAS DE PERSONAS | Gran y Mediana Minería | |
| Sep 12, 2004 | RIO SECO | CHOQUES CONTRA O GOLPES POR OBJETOS DURANTE EL MANIPULEO DE MATERIALES | CERRO COLORADO, AREQUIPA, AREQUIPA | Gran y Mediana Minería |
One row per death from the Ministry of Energy and Mines' open-data list, naming the titleholder and mining unit. The file has no 2019 rows and only 11 for 2017-2018, an upstream gap; deaths after June 2021 are not in it.