Martin Holland co-founded Lithium Power International in 2015 and led the company to its ASX debut in June 2016 and subsequent acquisition of the Maricunga lithium project in Chile. In 2018 he sold the company for USD 400 million to spend time with his family. The interesting thing here is that he is again leading a mining company - Cobre as an executive chairman, which according to him has the potential to be way bigger than his last venture. Martin Holland is a successful leader in the mining industry and has over 15 years of experience. He has brought multiple exploration companies to the public stock market (ASX) and raised over $200 million for discovering new sources of valuable metals worldwide. Martin Holland is the founder of Lithium Power International (LPI), a company that played a crucial role in discovering a major lithium deposit in Chile. This discovery led to the company's acquisition by Cedelco, Chile's leading copper firm, for USD 400 million after a detailed seven-year process from the initial discovery to the sale. Holland led LPI to its debut on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in June 2016 and was instrumental in acquiring the Maricunga lithium project in Chile. He now serves as the Executive Chairman of Cobre, a mining company with prospects he considers to have significant potential. With a 15-year career in the mining industry, Holland has a history of bringing exploration companies to the public market and has raised over USD 200 million for the discovery of valuable metals worldwide. His experience and leadership in the mining sector have been proven through the recent successful acquisition of LPI and his ongoing work with Cobre.