The supply and demand sides of corruption: Canadian extractive companies in Africa

Stapenhurst, Frederick; Karakas, Fahri; Sarigöllü, Emine; Jo, Myung‐Soo; Draman, Rasheed

doi:10.4324/9781315098159-5

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“…From studies from Africa, he revealed that less corrupt areas turn more corrupt after mines' operation starts. Stapenhurst et al (2017) revealed that Canadian companies operating in mines of Burkina Faso and Ghana have identified 10-tensions. To reduce supply-side corruption, Canada is implementing its policies.…”

Section: Financial Issues In Miningmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of commercial, financial and corporate affairs on operational excellence of the Indian mining industry

Mishra¹,

Panigrahi

Samantaray

2022

IJLSS

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Purpose This study aims to identify the impact of commercial issues (CIs), financial issues (FIs) and corporate affairs (CAs) on operational excellence (OE) of the mining industry. Design/methodology/approach A purposive sample of size 321 was collected from Indian mining executives with more than ten years of exposure to the mining field. Factors are identified and confirmed with the use of confirmatory factor analysis. The structural equation modeling technique was then applied to understand the unique as well as the complex relationships between FI, CI, CA and OE. Findings The results indicate that all three issues, CI, FI and CA, have an influence on OE in the Indian mining industry. Among the variables of the issues considered in this study, marketing products and size and quality of products (from CI); scale of economies (from FI); risk management (from CA); and transportation and machine operation (from OE) are the highest influencing variables. Research limitations/implications This study has its limitations in sampling, the timing of sample collection and their mode. The samples were collected from only massively deposited large mines. Practical implications Business managers of the mining industry will be more vigilant and aware of those indirect variables such as marketing products, size and quality of products, scale of economies and risk management, which can influence OE apart from major influencing variables such as transportation and machine operations and production scheduling. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this is the first study in the mining industry to evaluate the impact of these three issues on OE. The originality of this research lies in testing the CI, FI and CA of the mining industry with OE, which is completely new to this field.

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Section: Financial Issues In Miningmentioning

confidence: 99%