mining indaba

“The board includes experts whose collective experience ensures the conference has the guidance it needs." - Tom Quinn

Barrick Gold, Sibanye-Stillwater, AngloGold Ashanti and Perseus Gold CEOs have joined Nedbank CIB’s gold roundtable.

The platform famed for presenting Africa’s hottest junior mining companies battling against each other begins Tuesday 9th March 2021.

An improving global economic, geopolitical outlook and stability could see uncertainty ease over the coming months, pulling gold down.

In order for the mining industry to play the catalytical role required of it to stimulate South Africa’s economic growth and development, there is a deep-seated need for even greater collaboration between mining sector stakeholders.

Mining companies are spending more and more budget on ESG reports looking at closing what is called “the trust deficit”.

This year’s Investing in African Mining Indaba Virtual event will help to position mining as a catalytic, transformative, innovative and developmental industry amid a global pandemic.

The bumper edition of Mining Review Africa Issue 1 is now available online. Features include 2020 project standouts and a Virtual Mining Indaba Special Report, including health & safety, modernisation and enhancing mine performance.

Ramaphosa will discuss South Africa, the mining economy, the way forward for the country and opportunities for international investment.

The 2021 edition of Investing in African Mining Indaba has been cancelled due to the ongoing uncertainty caused by COVID-19.