The Financial Times’ Mining Summit will host more than 300 C-suite miners, investors, and policymakers to discuss emerging opportunities and risks in the industry. More than 65 speakers from companies including Anglo American, Rio Tinto, Vale, and Ma’aden will deliver speeches, as well as government ministers from around the world.
The China Mining Conference and Exhibition is the main place to learn about the latest policies, regulations, and mining projects in China and the world. The event will bring together domestic and international mining government and associations, CEOs and executives, as well as technical experts, service providers, bankers, stock exchanges and investors.
The International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) returns to Sydney, Australia in October. More than 500 mining leaders and resource experts are expected to attend the three-day event, which will include seven concurrent conferences covering issues related to the entire mining value chain. There are thousands of opportunities to network, brainstorm, and knowledge share across […]
The fifth edition of the FT Commodities Asia Summit will bring together more than 250 C-suite representatives from the commodities industry, investors and policy makers. Delegates will discuss the carbon markets forum and the main conference will debate and provide insights in to the latest factors impacting the supply, demand and pricing of oil, gas, metals […]
The Yukon Geoscience Forum and Trade Show brings together the mining industry, First Nations, local communities and government representatives to advance the territory's exploration and mineral industry. More than 650 delegates are expected to attend the event that showcases the technology, sustainable practices and policies, and Indigenous engagement of the industry.
The annual Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, the largest mining and petroleum conference in the Northwest Territories returns in November. This event, a joint initiative of the NWT & Nunavut Chamber of Mines and the Government of the NWT's Department of Industry, Tourism, and Investment attracts hundreds of delegates and exhibitors eager to share their knowledge, learn from […]
The Mining World Congress will bring together representatives from some of the world's top mining and consulting companies for two days of keynote speeches and information sessions.
The Future Minerals Forum returns in 2025 to bring together governments, international organizations, and stakeholders to collectively shape the future of minerals. The conference is expected to draw 14,000 participants from 178 countries, including 75 government representatives. Through the (invite only) ministerial roundtable, conference and exhibition, and specialized mineral technology and mineral exploration zones, the global […]
The Metal Investors Forum will bring together industry experts, including special guest speaker Rick Rule, during an insightful two-day forum.
AME Roundup returns in January to host thousands of geoscientists, prospectors, financiers, investors, suppliers, governments and Indigenous partners from around the world to connect and exchange knowledge on the mining industry.
This year's Mining Indaba is organized under the theme “Future-Proofing African Mining, Today!” That theme will also be anchored on seven key content pillars: industrializing Africa, future-proofing our communities, delivering effective net zero and Just Energy Transition strategies, maximising Africa's critical minerals endowment, giving a voice to future generations, adopting game-changing technologies and prioritizing health […]
The Prospector's and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference, the world’s premier mineral exploration and mining convention returns to Toronto in 2025, with up to 30,000 attendees from more than 135 countries expected to attend. Attendees can partake in educational programming, networking events and business opportunities. Since its start in 1932, the PDAC convention has grown […]
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