Events: Mining Indaba

Joburg Indaba (www.joburgindaba.com) (13^th edition) is a highly regarded and influential industry platform which attracts an unparalleled line-up of mining CEOs, government, investors and industry experts who come together to debate the critical issues facing the mining sector in South Africa, including the current challenges and opportunities in the industry, how different commodities and sectors are performing, current energy challenges, the investment landscape, ESG, modernisation, health & safety and much more.

Junior Indaba (www.juniorindaba.com) (11^th edition) is known for its straight-talking and frank discussions and provides an annual update on the status of the exploration and junior mining sector in Africa.  The Junior Indaba takes a critical view of both the state of play in South Africa and the exploration and junior mining ‘hot spots’ in the rest of Africa. Junior miners, investors, government and industry experts give their views on the latest geopolitical, economic and regulatory developments influencing the continent’s exploration and junior mining sector.

PGMs Industry Day (www.pgmsindaba.com) (8^th edition) has established itself as a highly influential platform representing the views of the industry’s major stakeholders and brings together senior representatives from local and international mining companies, investors, government and users of PGMs to discuss how the PGMs industry is changing, what the international trends are and what the future might hold.

Coal  & Energy Industry Day (www.coalindaba.com) (7^th edition) brings together all the key stakeholders involved in the coal and energy supply chain – from government to miners, alternative energy producers, logistics providers, investors, environmental and legal experts – to debate the way forward for the coal and energy industry in Southern Africa and the steps needed to implement the shift towards greener energy solutions.

London Indaba (www.londonindaba.com) (3^rd edition) will focus on the critical role African countries must play in providing many of the minerals and metals the world needs for the future and how mining companies operating in Africa can satisfy what investors are looking for when investing in mineral resource projects. Key stakeholders from government, mining houses, financial and investment institutions, industry organisations and advisory experts will take part in high-level and lively discussions that are robust, engaging and constructive on the future of African mining.