An impressive line-up of speakers representing companies at the forefront of the mining industry in Asia, Australia and the South-West Pacific makes The ASIA Miner Investing in Mining Conference a not-to-be-missed event.
The theme of this mining conference in Brisbane from July 15-16 is Developing New Mineral Frontiers and the calibre of speakers and companies at the forefront of mineral development lining up to present reflects this theme.
Nautilus Minerals unique sea-floor mining project is attracting interest around the world, which will make Nautilus’ CEO David Heydon’s address one of the features of The ASIA Miner Investing in Mining Conference.
David Heydon will update conference delegates about the Solwara 1 project in the territorial waters of Papua New Guinea and will also speak about other sea-floor exploration targets near Tonga, Fiii, New Zealand and the Solomon Islands.
The address, which will be interesting and informative, will tie in well with the theme of The ASIA Miner Investing in Mining Conference – ‘Developing New Mineral Frontiers’.
The conference, being organised by the Asia Pacific’s premier mining and resources magazine, The ASIA Miner, in association with Australia’s leading mineral exploration industry voice, the Association of Mining and Exploration companies (AMEC), will be held in Brisbane from July 15-16.
It aims to give the mining and investment worlds an excellent, informative, up-to-the-minute account of mining developments and potential throughout the burgeoning Asia Pacific region and is attracting delegates from throughout the region and around the world.
Along with David Heydon, the conference has attracted many other impressive speakers representing companies at the forefront of the exciting development of the mining industry in the Asia Pacific.
Robust Resources’ managing director Gary Lewis will speak about the newcomer’s recent acquisition of Romang Island in Indonesia, a potentially world-class gold deposit, Linatex Group of Companies’ CEO Neil Macleod will inform delegates about operating in China and where to begin, and Rox Resources’ managing director Ian Mulholland will talk about development of the Pha Luang zinc-lead project in Laos.
Other well-credentialled speakers will address mining matters in India, Indonesia, Western Australia, the Northern Territory and many other venues throughout the region while important topics relating to mining development, including financing, listing, technology, sovereign risk and mining laws.
Royalco Resources and Artemis International Executive Search are two of the main sponsors who will have a major presence at this event.
The inaugural The ASIA Miner Investing in Mining Conference in Sydney last May set the standard for international mining forums in the Asia Pacific and the joining of forces with AMEC ensures this year’s conference will raise the bar even higher. More information about attending, speaking, exhibiting or sponsoring the event is available at www.asiaminer.com The ASIA Miner website also lists all updates and confirmed speakers for this event.
For more information or to sponsor, exhibit, speak or attend please visit the website www.asiaminer.com or contact Kim Cox at info@asiaminer.com or phone +61 422 811 261. |
