McCloskey South African Coal Exports Conference 20121st – 2nd February, 2012 — The Westin Grand Hotel, Cape Town, South Africa

Key SpeakersDan Marokane, Chief Commercial Of� cer, Eskom Holdings

Ian Hall, Pr Eng Regional Head of Strategy, Anglo American Thermal Coal/Chairman Steering Committee — SA Coal Road Map

Iain Geldart, Managing Director, Bulk Connections

Fred Moyo, Chief Commercial Of� cer, Hwange Colliery Company

Xolisa Mvinjelwa, Chairman, Siphethe Coal

Key Conference FeaturesGovernment strategy for the future of the South African coal industry

Update of Sub-Saharan rail projects

Review of South Africa’s road map and overview of South Africa’s coal reserves

Transnet: The continuing path to meet customer needs

The future of India’s coal-� red power production

Future coal developments within Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique

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South Africa’s coal industry continues to develop to meet domestic energy demands and the thermal coal needs of India, Europe and Asia.

India’s thermal coal imports in 2010 were thought to have been approximately 75mt and with imports for 2011 projected to reach around 90mt, South Africa is looking towards securing a large part of this tonnage.  South Africa continues to have the advantage over its competition when port load rates and ship draft are compared. But the continuing question is the ongoing reliability of Transnet.

The talk of nationalisation in South Africa seems to continue and is gaining momentum. This is starting to strangle inward investment and increasing South Africa’s market risk.

With a greater range of coal qualities being accepted by utilities, Eskom is under pressure to secure its domestic coal resources. What impact does this have on the Black Empowerment coal producers?

Sub-Sahara: Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Namibia – Friend or foe to South Africa’s coal industry? The conference will provide an update on production and infrastructure across the region.

The conference will cover the following topics:

• South Africa’s developing energy mix

• Mozambique’s developing exports

• Chinese and Indian thermal coal demand

• Black Empowerment mines: Is nationalisation just a discussion or a reality?

• Changing dynamics of the Black Empowerment coal sector

• Update on the Indian economy: Power and infrastructure

• Global economic outlook

• Financing the future of coal: A new dawn in a new world

• Update on South Africa’s competitors

• Review of regional port facilities and rail infrastructure

• Transnet: How does it plan to achieve customer satisfaction?

• Outlook for metallurgical coal

• Sub-Sahara: Review of mine developments and transport infrastructure

• Thermal coal outlook 2010–2014

• Focus on Mozambique: Is it meeting industry expectations?

The Westin Grand Cape Town The Westin Grand Cape Town is situated at the entrance to the historic Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. The hotel is within easy walking distance of Cape Town’s endless attractions, including a wide selection of restaurants, bars, nightlife, monuments, museums, shopping centres, the central business district, as well as the direct links to all the tourist highlights in and around this vibrant city.

Contact Details

425 Convention Square, Lower Long Street, Cape Town 8000, South Africa Tel: +27 21 4129999Website: www.starwoodhotels.com/westin

Tuesday 31st January16:00 – 18:00 Early Registration

18:00 – 20:00 Welcome Reception – Sponsored by Gunvor Global Energy

Day One – Wednesday 1st February07:30 Registration opens

Keynote Opening SessionChair: Gerard McCloskey, Founder, The McCloskey Group/

Chairman, Merlin Trade & Consultancy

09:00 Government strategy for the future of the South African coal industrySusan Shabangu, Minister of Mineral Resources of South Africa

09:20 Eskom: South Africa’s existing power demand and planning for future supplyDan Marokane, Chief Commercial Of� cer, Eskom Holdings

09:40 World markets thermal: When will European demand return, if ever?David Price, Senior Director, Global Steam Coal Advisory Service, IHS CERA

10:40 Refreshment Break – This event is available to sponsor

Session Two: World coal marketsChair: Craig Wiggill, Independent Advisor

11:10 Global coking coal production – Will supply meet long-term demand?Gerard McCloskey, Founder, The McCloskey Group/Chairman, Merlin Trade & Consultancy

11:30 Indonesia: Review of existing supply – is the future Sumatra?Irawan Badrianto Koesoemo, Executive Chairman, BITA Enarcon Engineering, BITA Bina Semesta

12:30 Lunch – This event is available to sponsor

Session Three: What is the future of the South African coal industry?Chair: David Price, Senior Director, Global Steam Coal

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13:30 National Planning Commission: Review of South Africa’s future planning strategyProf Anton Eberhard, Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town

13:50 Review of South Africa’s road mapIan Hall, Pr Eng Regional Head of Strategy, Anglo American Thermal Coal/Chairman Steering Committee – SA Coal Road Map

14:10 A review of South Africa’s coal reserves: Future tonnage available for exportXavier Prevost, Senior Coal Analyst, XMP Consulting

15:00 Refreshment Break – This event is available to sponsor

Session Four: South Africa and Sub-Sahara’s transport conundrumChair: Tendai Furamera, Commodity Strategist &

Principal Of� cer, Bambanani South Resources

15:30 Durban coal terminal: Adapting to meet changing marketsIain Geldart, Managing Director, Bulk Connections

15:50 Transnet: The continuing path to meet customer needsDivyesh Kalan, General Manager, Transnet

16:10 Green and  innovative developments in Sub-Saharan transport logisticsMike Daniel, Managing Director, KPMC

16:30 Coal supply transport challenges: Further impacts of growing fl eetsChris Palsson, Director, Maritime Research & Consultancy, IHS Fairplay

17:30 End of Day One

18:30 Cocktail Reception – Sponsored by London Commodity Brokers

Agenda

Agenda

Day Two – Thursday 2nd February

Session Five: Sub-Sahara – Challenges and Session Five: Sub-Sahara – Challenges and opportunitiesChair: Gerard McCloskey, Founder, The McCloskey Group/

Chairman, Merlin Trade & Consultancy

09:00 The success story of MozambiqueRob Edwards, Head of Metals and Mining, Equity Research, Renaissance Capital

09:20 The rise of the Botswanan Elephant – an emerging coal storyMark Major, Managing Director, Hodges Resources

09:40 Future developments of Zimbabwe’s coal industryFred Moyo, Chief Commercial Of� cer, Hwange Colliery Company

10:00 Limpopo Province – Investment and developmentLimpopo Provincial Government (Speaker invited)

11:00 Refreshment Break – This event is available to sponsor

Session Six: India – The need for imports and strategic partnershipsChair: Viresh Oberai, MD & CEO, mjunction services

11:30 The future of India’s coal-fi red power production Vernon Morais, VP Fuels, Lanco Power

11:50 Indian coal import demand – constraints and opportunitiesMark Gresswell, Director & Chief Analyst, Salva Report

12:10 Challenges to India: Breakdown of Asian coal demandHimanshu Gupta, Assistant Vice President - Dry Bulk Trading, Deutsche Bank

13:20 Lunch – This event is available to sponsor

Session Seven: Small but perfectly formed: The next generation of Southern African producersChair: Bill Lamont, Independent Consultant,

Lamont Consulting

14:20 Coal mining and sustainabilityNivan Moodley, Associate Partner - Head of Mining, Letsema Consulting and Advisory

14:40 Producers’ PanelAyanda Bam, Executive Chairman, Kuyasa Mining

Xolisa Mvinjelwa, Chairman, Siphethe Coal

Zaheer Surka, Director, Osho SA Coal

15:30 Refreshment Break – This event is available to sponsor

Session Eight: The evolving market place Session Eight: The evolving market place Chair: Andrew Wells, Deputy Editor, McCloskey

Coal Report, IHS McCloskey

16:00 Challenges to the end user in a continuing commoditisation of the coal industryBevan Jones, General Manager, London Commodity Broker’s South Africa

16:20 Buyers’ PanelDirk Keller, Project Manager Coal & Emissions, EnBW Trading

George Erumeda Varghese, Director – Strategic Sourcing - Middle East / Africa, Lafarge Group

17:00 Close of Conference

Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities are available at the McCloskey South African Coal Exports Conference 2012 By taking a sponsorship package at the McCloskey South African Coal Exports Conference 2012, you can place your corporate branding within the South African coal markets. There are still opportunities available to host a delegate reception or delegate lunch. We can also provide bespoke packages to suit your individual corporate needs.

Sponsorship options available • Delegate Networking Lunch • Conference Auditorium Sponsor • Delegate Refreshment Breaks • Delegate Conference Documentation

Previous Attending DelegatesABSA Capital • Acme Marine • Africa Commodities Group (Noble) • African Rainbow Minerals Ltd / ARM Coal • AMCI Africa • Amercable, Inc • Amsterdam Port Authority • Andritz (Pty) Ltd • Anik Industries • Anglo American • Anglo Coal Australia Pty Ltd • Anglo Coal Marketing Ltd • Anglo Operations Ltd • AON Commodity Trade • Applied Silicate Technologies Ltd • ArcelorMittal • Argus Media • Asenjo Energy • Associated Mining Consultants Ltd • ATH Resources Ltd • ATIC Services • Banpu Group • Banpu Public Company Limited • Barclays Capital • Barry Rogliano Salles • BBC Trading NV • BHP Billiton Energy Coal South Africa Lt • BHP Billiton SA Ltd • Black Wattle Colliery (Pty) Ltd • Bloomberg News • Borneo Mining SA (Pty) Ltd • Boyd Smiths Pvt Ltd • Buildmax Management Services (Pty) Ltd • Bulk Connections Private Ltd • Bulk Trading SA • Camreg Limited • Carbofer General Trading SA • CarboPego SA • Cargill India • Cargill International SA • Cargill RSA (Pty) Ltd • Carolina Coal Co (UK) Ltd • Central African Mining & Exploration Com • Central Minerals • Ceza Mountain Gallery • CIC Energy Corp • CMS Coal Marketing International • Coal & Oil Company L.L.C. • Coal of Africa/CoAL • Coal Orbis Trading GmbH • Coal Procurement SA (Pty) Ltd • Coal Solutions • Coal Terminal (Management) Co Ltd • Coalvest • Coastal Energy Pvt Ltd • Community Investment Holdings • Compagnie Thermique de Belle Vue Ltee • Comptoir Balland Brugneaux • Continental Coal • Creamer Media Pty Ltd • Credit Suisse (UK) • Crocodile Capital Partners GmbH • Daeshin • Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd • Department of Mineral Resources • Department of Mines, Botswana Government • Deutsche Bank • DMC Energy (PTY) Ltd • Dong Energy Power • Douglas Services Ltd • Dry Cargo International • E.ON Energie Trading AG • E.ON UK • EDF Trading • EMO B V • EnBW Trading GmbH • Enel Trade S.p.A. • Energy Research Centre • Engineering News & Mining Weekly • Envicoal (Pty) Ltd • Eskom Holdings Ltd • ETA Coal • Eugene Pretorius & Associates • Eurokor Logistics BV • European Bulk Services EBS BV • Evonik Trading GmbH • Exxaro Coal (Pty) Ltd • Exxaro International Coal Trading BV • Fairseas International Ltd • First Africa • Flame S.A. • Flamite • GAC Shipping • Gas Natural Fenosa • Glencore International AG • Glencore South Africa (Pty) Ltd. • globalCOAL • Golden Grain • Gondwana Empreendimentos & Consultorias • Grindrod Freight Services • Grindrod Terminals • Gundlach Crushers • Gunvor International B.V. • Gupta Coal • Hanseatic Coal & Coke Trading • Hanwha Corporation • Highveld Steel & Vanadium Corp Ltd • HMS Bergbau AG • Homeland Energy Group • Hwange Colliery Company Limited • ICC Group of Associated Companies • Inchcape Shipping Services • Inductoserve (Pty) Ltd • Insa Coal Holdings • Inspectorate International/Hoff & Co • Ion AG / Profi n • Itochu Corporation • Jaldhi Overseas Pte Ltd • James River Coal Company • Jindal Mining SA (Pty) Ltd • JSE Limited • JSW Steel Ltd • Kangra Coal • Kangra Group Pty Ltd • Keaton Energy • Keaton Mining • King & Sons • Koch Minerals • Koornfontein Mines (Pty) Ltd • Kumba Iron Ore • Lafarge • Lanturno Nisper Coal Trading SA • LBH South Africa • Leeuw Mining & Exploration • Liketh Investments Pty Ltd • Limeisa • London Commodity Brokers • Ludowici • Ludowici Africa (Pty) Ltd • Lukhanyo Transport & Logistics (pty) Ltd • Maatla Energy Corporation • Macquarie Bank Limited • Macquarie First South Securities • Maheswari Brothers • Mashala Resources (Pty) Ltd • Maxwell Drummond • McKinsey & Company (London) • McLanahan Corporation • Mercuria Energy Trading SA • Mhlatuze Bay Coal Administrators • Mineral Technologies International • Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbab • Mitra S.K. Private Ltd • Mitsubishi Corporation • Mitsubishi Development Pty Ltd • Mitsubishi Materials Corp. • Mitsui OSK Bulk Shipping • mjunction Services Limited • MOL South Africa • Morgan Stanley (Singapore) • Morupule Colliery Ltd • Muhanga Mines (Pty) Ltd • Mvelaphanda Resources • N.V. Nuon Energy • Nedbank Capital • Nexe Grupa D.D Nasice • Noble Asia Pacifi c • Noble Europe Limited • Noble Resources Pte Ltd • Nucoal Mining • OBA Bulk Terminal Amsterdam • Odelia Coal Trading • Ohio Valley Coal Company • Oldendorff Carriers • Oliver Wyman Group • Oman Power and Water Procurement Company • Optimum Coal Holdings • • Oreport (Pty) Ltd • Osho Investment Holdings • Osho SA Coal • Ovet BV • Oxbow • Pamodzi Resources Fund • Panargo Shipping • Parsons Brinckerhoff Limited • Peabody Coaltrade Inc • Peterson Bulk Logistics • Petman Limited • PETRONAS • Phoenix Commodities Ltd • Precision Opencast Mining Services • PricewaterhouseCoopers • QMASTOR Ltd • Quintana Capital Group • Rand Merchant Bank • Raptor Capital Management • Rawmet Commodities PVT Ltd • RBS Sempra Commodities • RBS Sempra Energy Europe • RC-Inspection • Richards Bay Coal Terminal • Richards Bay Steamships (Pty) Ltd • Riftcot Limited • Rivetprop • Rodyk & Davidson LLP • Ronin Independent Surveyors • Ronly Holdings Ltd. • Rudhra Energy Pte Ltd • RWE Supply & Trading GmbH • Salgaopcar Engineering Pvt Ltd • Sanex International • Santolina Consultants Inc. • SCG Cement • SCT Co Ltd • Sekoko Resources • Sentula Mining • Senzile Resources • Setaf Saget • Shanduka Coal • Simunye Crushing / Gundlach • Siphethe Coal • Siyandacoal t/a Koornfonten Mines • Slater Coal (Pty) Ltd • South African Small Scale Mining Chamber • Southern Chartering (Pty) Ltd • Southernsun Asset Management • Standard Bank • Standard Bank London Ltd. • Stewart Inspection & Analysis (Pty) Ltd • Sumo Coal (Pty) Ltd • Suncoh Consultants Co Ltd • Swiss Singapore Overseas Enterprises Pte • Taggart - JHDA • Taggart Global LLC • Taurock Resources (Pty) Ltd • The Eastside Coal Company • • Thomson Reuters • Thriveni Minerals Mozambique Limitada • Thurlestone Shipping • Torvald Klaveness Group • TOTAL Coal South Africa • Total Gas & Power Ltd • TOTAL SA • Trafi gura Beheer BV Amsterdam • Trafi gura Services Pte Ltd • Trans Hex • Transnet Capital Projects • Transnet Freight Rail • Transnet Ltd • Trasteel International • Traxys North Amercia LLC • Tudor Capital • Tuli Coal • TWP Projects • Uitkomst Colliery • Ulwazi Coal • Umcebo Mining • Umsobomvu Coal (Pty) Ltd • Umthombo Resources Pty Ltd • Universal Coal • Vandana Global Ltd • Vitol Broking Ltd • Vitol S.A. • Vunani Capital (Pty) Ltd • Warrior Coal, LLC • Webber Wentzel Bowens • Wellington Management Company, LLP • Welspun Energy Limited • White Energy Company • Widyan Trading • Widyan Yemen • Wiphold • Worldwide Coal Carolina (Pty) Ltd

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McCloskey South African CoalExports Conference 2012February 1 - 2, 2012 - The Westin Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa The early bird fee for attending the McCloskey South African Coal Exports Conference 2012 is $1,598 (plus any local taxes asapplicable) excluding accommodation, meals and leisure facilities at the hotel. Delegates will be responsible for their own costs relating toroom service, spa treatments, bar and mini bar.

This offer is available until 8th December 2011, when the price will revert to $1,700 (plus any local taxes as applicable).

McCloskey South African Coal Exports Conference 20121st – 2nd February, 2012 — The Westin Grand Hotel, Cape Town, South Africa

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The fee for attending the McCloskey South African Coal Exports Conference 2012 is US$1700 (plus any local taxes as applicable) excluding accommodation, meals and leisure facilities at the hotel. Delegates will be responsible for their own costs relating to the room service, spa treatments, bar and mini bar.