Calderon leaving Orica

AFTER six years at the helm in which he turned around the fortunes of Australia’s largest mining, equipment, technology and services company, Alberto Calderon is leaving Orica. He will be replaced by its Australia Pacific Asia boss Sanjeev Ghandi.

Alberto Calderon

26 February 2021
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Calderon had planned to start the CEO transition a year ago, however, COVID-19 hit and he felt he could not leave the company until it had made it through the worst of the pandemic.

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