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8-11 June, 2015 The Intercontinental Balaclava, Mauritius

The exclusive African-focused mining investment summit in the financial centre of Mauritius

“The contacts we made at this inaugural event and the information

we gathered from the presentations and meetings were invaluable...

we will be back for the 2015 edition.”Christian de Saint-Rome, CEO and Director,

Copperzone Resources

Co-Hosted byHandpicked global

investors and fund

managers including 14

major Chinese SOEs

2:1The only event that

delivers a 2:1 ratio

of financiers to mining

companies

Why Mining Companies Should Attend The Event:

Why Mining Financiers And Service Providers Should Not Miss This Conference:

v Gain quality face-time with handpicked Chinese SOE, POEs and a selection of global asset managers looking to invest in, or acquire, African mining projects

v Schedule exclusive meetings with investors and financial institutions that you pre-select before the event

v Learn how to access capital in Mauritius, the bridge between Africa and Asia

v Examine the various capital raising options and investment solutions available to your company

v Hear case studies from other mining companies about capital raising and deal structuring in Mauritius

v Cost effectiveness – four days out of office equates to months’ worth of valuable research and networking time

v Make efficient investments, using the international financial centre of Mauritius to protect your investment and reduce costs

v Schedule exclusive meetings with the management teams of African mining projects to evaluate investment opportunities

v Balance risk and reward in Africa: Gain the best returns for your capital

v Hear the most up-to-date information and forecasts on the region from leading think tanks

v Fully wrap a deal in one location – finance, legal, trust and vehicle structuring in one jurisdiction

v Hear country focused sessions: Understand specific mining jurisdictions and the potential returns for your capital

v Examine successful government policy that welcomes foreign investment as part of a broader development strategy

The exclusive AfricAn-focused mining invesTmenT summiT in The finAnciAl cenTre of mAuriTius

“The event was the perfect introduction to Mauritius and showcased the superb financial and operating gateway in Africa this industrious nation has established in recent years. Coupled with plenty of

networking opportunities and strong informative presentations, it was a valuable event for both new and old hands to the continent.”

Graeme McCallion, Head of Business Development, Barclay’s Bank

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Speakers, Panellists and Facilitators Include:Chinese Investment Analysis and Advice

International Investment Analysis and Advice

Mining Company Insights & Case Studies

Local and Government Expertise & Industry Knowledge

Jeff Zhao, Manager – Overseas Projects, CNNC International, China

Michael Scherb, General Partner, Appian Natural Resources Fund, UK

Alan Clegg, Chairman, Shumba Coal, Botswana

Hon. Evode Imena, Minister of State in charge of Mining, Ministry of Natural Resources, Republic of Rwanda

Yu Jia, Director of Business and Public Relations, CPI International Mineral & Investment, China

Chris Becker, Lead Macroeconomic & Equity Strategist, African Alliance Capital Markets, South Africa

Dean Taylor, CEO, Diamcor Mining, Canada

Ken Poonosamy, MD, Board of Investment, Mauritius

Chen Fan, MD, Mining and Metals Investment, China-Africa Development Fund, China

Jayant Bhandari, Senior Analyst, Anarcho Capital, Singapore

Darren Townsend, Managing Director, Peak Resources, Australia

Shamin Sookia, Head of Listing, Stock Exchange of Mauritius, Mauritius

Fanglu Wang, Senior MD, CITIC Capital, China

Sacha Backes, Senior Investment Officer, International Finance Corporation, South Africa

Rob Still, Director, Pangea Exploration, South Africa

Michael Solomon, Chairman of Mineral Policy Committee, South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, South Africa

Peter Wei, Deputy Manager of Finance, CNNC International, China

Andrew MacLeod, Non-Executive Director, Cornerstone Capital, Australia

Alfred Baku, SVP & Head of West Africa Region, Gold Fields, Ghana

Duncan Bagshaw, Registrar, LCIA-MIAC Arbitration Centre, Mauritius

Kaihui Yang, Chairman, Gold Mountains Asset Management, Hong Kong

Noah Greenhill, CEO, Bakgatla Investment, South Africa

Our speaker line-up will deliver a comprehensive overview of mining investment opportunities across Africa and how to invest in them via the financial centre of Mauritius. The four day programme comprises of keynote presentations, workshops, case studies and interactive discussions.

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At Mines and Money Africa, you’ll gain quality face-time with handpicked Chinese SOEs, POEs and a selection of global asset managers looking to invest in or acquire African mining projects. In 2014, we brought a Chinese delegation who joined investors from Asia, Australia, North America, Latin America, Europe and Africa. In 2015 we are doing the same. From private investors to boutique asset managers, private equity players to alternative financiers and steel producers to project finance lenders, you’ll be able to meet natural resources investors looking to deploy capital in the African mining sector.

Exclusive Access To Asian & Global Investors

A Selection of 2015’s confirmed investors and Chinese SOEs:


“The conference provided a great viewpoint of Africa and Asia Investment” Kentaro Morita, Deputy General Manager – London, JOGMEC, Japan



“A successful first mining conference in Mauritius with extensive possibilities for networking with a high number of decision makers”

Ben Lim, CEO – Intercontinental Trust Ltd

Mines and Money Africa is positioned against the backdrop of an unprecedented increase in Asian investment into Africa throughout the last decade – and this is expected to increase. Located in the financial centre of Mauritius, which delivers an unique investment platform for investments in the African natural resources sector, this exclusive summit leverages the global investor base of Mines and Money, leaders in the African mining sector with the local expertise of our event partners in Mauritius.

China’s commitment to Africa is resolute. At a conference in Ethiopia in 2014, Premier Li Keqiang addressed the African Union and predicted that by 2020, trade volume will rise to USD 400 Billion. Trade to date with China has doubled since 2008. Aside from China, the rest of Asia accounts for 26% of Africa’s trade flows. This is all good news for mining companies as Asia continues to drive resource consumption.

Some economists are suggesting that Africa is shaping to be “China’s Second

Continent”, the title of New York Times journalist Howard W. French’s book. However, Even though Chinese FDI into Africa increased to USD 200 billion in 2013, investment into Africa is risky.

To offset this concern, Mauritius, an international financial centre, has signed 19 investor protection and double taxation treaties with Sub-Saharan African governments to safeguard and protect the interests of investors into the region.

Securing your investments with a unique network of agreements with African countries: 19 Investment Promotion and Protection Agreements (IPPAs) and 17 Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs)

Helping you in the listing of junior mining companies – Stock Exchange of Mauritius is expanding into a regional stock exchange, with special regulation to make this easier

The banking system in Mauritius offers you the freedom of movement of foreign currency and free repatriation of profits, dividends and capital available

An investment destination that guarantees you peace of mind – the World Bank Doing Business Survey 2014 ranked Mauritius first in Africa (which has been the case for five consecutive years) alongside being 28th globally

What Makes Mauritius A Great Place For The Mining Industry To Do Business?

Capitalising on Asian Investment in African Natural Resources



Monday 08 June – Mining In A Day Workshop

Pre & Post Conference Masterclasses

Thursday 11 June – A Step By Step Guide To The Structuring Of Deals In Mauritius / Mauritius – Gateway To Africa

08:00 – 09:00 Event Registration

09:00 – 17:00 Mining in a DayAn informative one day briefing and update on the mining sector and current developments

vAn industry overview: Ensuring you understand the ‘who, what and where’ of the mining industry

vGaining a comprehension of mineral geology for those new to the mining industry

vDiscovery and exploration: Examining how the early stages of a project will develop

vTaking a project from exploration to production: How will companies develop and construct a mining project?

vThe operational phase: Examining processes, techniques and equipment used in a producing mine

vDelivering a product: Processing, storing and transporting explained

vClarifying the implications of Life of Mine (LOM) and Mine Closure for mining companies

vUnderstanding the basics of mining investment: Where is value found? To what extent will operating costs affect a project? Where will risk be highest?

vOutlining the key drivers of mineral demand and commodity prices: How will the interplay between commodity prices and the mining cycle affect mining finance?

vExamining the fundamentals of mining finance

Led by: Keith Scott, MD, The MSA Group, South Africa

19:00 Opening Networking Drinks Reception

08:00 – 09:00 Event Registration

09:00 – 12:00 Option 2: Mauritius – Gateway to AfricaAnalysing political risks to mining investors in Africa: Identifying future possible flashpoints and the risks for your business

Managing risks in Africa through DTAAs and IPAAs. How to use Mauritius to optimise and safeguard investments into Africa and identifying Mauritian listing opportunities

Michael Solomon, Chairman, Mineral Policy Committee, Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, South Africa

13:00 – 16:00 Option 2: A Step by Step Guide to the Structuring of Deals in Mauritius: Tax and Legalities

Structuring the best legal framework for attracting foreign investment to Africa vCreating the optimal length contract vExpiration date of the exploration right

Tip: Choose either Monday or Thursday as part of a 3 Day Pass or upgrade to an 4 Day Pass to attend both days



Tuesday 09 June – Main Conference Programme08:30-08:35 Opening Remarks and Welcome

Alvin Bol, Conference Manager, Mines and Money, Hong Kong

08:35-08:40 Chairman’s Opening RemarksMichael Solomon, Chairman Mineral Policy Committee, Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, South Africa

08:40-09:00 Ministerial RemarksMinistry of Finance, Mauritius

09:00-09:20 Opening Keynote: Accessing Africa through Mauritius - The Growing Importance of this International Finance Centre

vThe year in review: Examining significant developments which have strengthened Mauritius’ position as an international finance centre

vUnderstanding the double taxation treaty and its advantages for investment transactions

vMauritius’ bilateral investment treaties with African nations – how do these operate in practice?

vExploring the impact of the LCIA-MIAC Arbitration Centre on doing deals in Mauritius

vRaising capital from the Mauritius stock exchange – How easy is this for resources companies?

Ken Poonoosamy, MD, Board of Investment, Mauritius

OvERALL RISKS OF AFRICAN PROjECTS – HOW CAN THEy BE MANAGED TO PROTECT yOuR INvESTMENT

AND WHAT IS THE LONG-TERM OuTLOOK?

09:20-09:50 Keynote Address: Examining Global Market Changes and What the Retraction of Capital Could Mean for Mining Companies

vUnderstanding the emerging market investment situation: Availability of capital and the move to a service economy in China

vTo what extent could this impact emerging market consumption of commodities and what could this mean for African mining?

vExamining the growing role of Sovereign Wealth funds, how active will they be in the future and what could this mean for commodities markets?

Alfred Baku, SVP & Head of West Africa Region, Gold Fields, Ghana

09:50-10:20 Examining How junior Mining Companies Get Better value for Their Assets

vSeizing opportunities at a time of depressed commodity prices through knowledge and savvy – Which of the Juniors will do better?

vMaximising resource utilisation for better productivityvRemaining assertive in times of market challenges to

maintain operational and business marginsjayant Bhandari, Senior Analyst, Anarcho Capital, Singapore

10:20-10:50 The Power Africa Initiative – Power to the People?vWhat is Power Africa? Clean energy programs ,

government funding, private sector capital support and corporate partners

vChina as the dominant global power in Africa - Has China already bought out Africa?

vHow and why is China powerful in Africa?vWhere are the projects financed by ChinavHow immediate is Africa’s need?Anthony Desir, Partner, Sami African Mining Solutions, Hong Kong

10:50-11:20 Case Study: Lessons you Can Learn from Successful Chinese Mining Investments and Other Infrastructure Developments

vWhat was the Chinese funding model for this mine project?vExamining recent investments in the African regionvPrivate investments in infrastructurevChina railway building of infrastructure in return for

mining assetsjeff Zhao, Manager of Overseas Project Department, CNNC International, China

11:20-11:30 Peak/Appian/IFC - Partnering Together to Develop the Ngualla Rare Earth ProjectDarren Townsend, MD, Peak Resources, Australia

11:30-11:50 Morning Networking

11:50-12:20 Case Study: Attaining and Retaining Social Licence to Operate to Ensure Project Success

vStudying the importance of having a social labour plan in place

vAscertaining how crucial local economic development is for project sustainability

vFacilitating internal and external people development for greater productivity

vLeadership empowerment – Evaluating how positive interaction with the workforce can make or break your project

vEquity numbers and economic endowment - calculating these costs of doing business

Andrew MacLeod, MD, Good Super, Non-Executive Director, Cornerstone Capital and Senior Adviser, Homestrings, Australia

INFRASTRuCTuRE – ADDRESSING THE CRuCIAL ROLE IT IS PLAyING IN AFRICAN MINING INvESTMENT

12:20-13:20 Networking Lunch and Investor-Hosted RoundtablesAn excellent chance for you to meet and have lunch with key investors. Register on site to reserve your place. Back by popular demand each table will be moderated by the following individuals and is limited to 10 per roundtable.Table 1 Michael Scherb, General Partner, Appian Natural Resources FundTable 2 jayant Bhandari, Senior Analyst, Anarcho Capital, SingaporeTable 3 Graeme Robertson, Chairman & CEO, Intrasia Capital, Singapore



Tuesday 09 June – Main Conference Programme continuedTable 4 john-Ernest Fogwell, CEO & Investment Manager, Africa One, South Africa

13:20-13:40 Infrastructure Needed to Support African Mining Operations: Where Are the Areas for Potential Growth?

vAn overview of Africa and where the best areas for infrastructure currently are vRecent developments in quarries to assist with the export of minerals from Africa vThe crucial areas where ports rails and roads are need to progress development vHow do you calculate for infrastructure costs in the overall mine plan?Alan Clegg, Chairman, Shumba Coal, Botswana The first mining company to be listed on the Mauritius Stock Exchange

13:40-14:00 Determinants of Chinese Overseas Mining Investments and China’s Investment in AfricavUnderstanding the general situation in China’s ‘go

global’ role vExamining the encouragement policies, determinants

and impact of Chinese overseas mining investment in the African region

vExamining the future: what are the future plans for Chinese investment into African mining?

yu jia, Director of Business and Public Relations, CPI International Mineral & Investment, China

14:00-14:30 Panel Discussion: The Infrastructure Deficit - Examining Strategies for Infrastructure Development in Africa

vEvaluating the role of the Chinese as a strategic partner: Could this source of finance and infrastructure support work for your project?

vAssessing iron ore projects: What is likely to come into production in the region?

vHow can new funding be unlocked for infrastructure development?

vHow can infrastructure risk be modelled and quantified for the investment community?

vFrom PPP partnerships to Chinese finance: examining government strategies for infrastructure development

vIs there an opportunity for mine developers to tap into World Bank funding for infrastructure?

Panellists:Fanglu Wang, Senior MD, Citic Capital, ChinaChen Fan, MD, Mining and Metals Investment, China Africa Development Fundjeff Zhao, Manager of Overseas Project Department, CNNC International, Chinayu jia, Director of Business and Public Relations, CPI International Mineral & Investment, China

14:30-14:50 How the International Finance Corporation (IFC) Supports Sustainable Mining Projects

vEnvironmental and social sustainability and mining – emerging themes

vOptions to consider when working with directly impacted communities

vMitigating risk through optimising sustainabilitySacha Backes, Senior Investment Officer, International Finance Corporation, South Africa

MINING FINANCE AND INvESTMENT: THE STATE OF THE MARKET AND WHERE yOu CAN GAIN MuCH NEEDED

CAPITAL TO DEvELOP yOuR PROjECT

14:50-15:10 Afternoon Break and Networking

15:10-15:40 Panel Discussion: Overview of Where Investors Are Currently Allocating Capital – How Does Africa Sit within these Global Capital Flows?

vDo African mining projects offer the returns to be of interest to investors?

vHow do investors currently asses the risks of African projects?

vIn Africa - are the gains still worth the pains? vWhich countries is Africa currently competing with for

investment?

Session Moderator:john Foster, Editor: Africa Debt Capital Markets, DebtwirePanellists:yang Kaihui, Chairman, Gold Mountains Asset Management, Hong Kong jayant Bhandari, Senior Analyst, Anarcho Capital, Singaporejohn-Ernest Fogwell, CEO & Investment Manager, Africa One, South AfricaChris Becker, Lead Macroeconomic & Equity Strategist, African Alliance Capital Markets, South Africa

15:40-16:10 Panel Discussion: Private Equity Space in Africa – A Strong Alternative to Traditional Equity FundingvAssessing the average time frame for a private equity

deal and its impact on long term, sustainable projects in Africa?

vHow aligned is private equity with the objectives of African mine developers?

vWhat can African mining companies do to successfully attract PE capital?

Session Moderator:john Foster, Editor: Africa Debt Capital Markets, DebtwirePanellists:Michael Scherb, General Partner, Appian Natural Resources Fund, United KingdomChris Becker, Lead Macroeconomic & Equity Strategist, African Alliance Capital Markets, South AfricaRob Still, Director, Pangea Exploration, South AfricaDarren Townsend, MD, Peak Resources, Australia

16:10-16:30 The Evolving Face of Private Equity in African MiningvWhere is the junior market space moving in Africa?vTypes of private capital funding for metals and mining

are available in Africa?vWhat does the process to raise funds from a private

equity fund look like?vWhat returns are PE investors looking to see in Africa?



Tuesday 09 June – Main Conference Programme continuedvWar stories from years of investing in African projectsRob Still, Director, Pangea Exploration, South Africa

16:30-16:50 Listings and IPOs: Mauritian Listings vs TSX, jSE and LSE – Examining Listing Options and Where the Best Place to get Capital for your Project is in Today’s MarketvExamining the current market scenario and the state

of the mining industryvIdentifying opportunities for capital raising and how to

list your company in MauritiusvRecognising prospects to make full use of Mauritius’

competitive stock exchange landscapeShamin Sookia, Head of Listing, Stock Exchange of Mauritius

16:50-17:10 The Rise of the Middle East Investor vWhich countries in the Middle East are actively

investing in African mining? vWhat are the types and sizes of mining projects that

Middle East investors consider? Infrastructure investment in Africa

vWhat should investors be considering in African

deals? Mohamed Mughal, CEO, First Forte Consultancy, United Arab Emirates

MAuRITIuS FOCuS: STRuCTuRING DEALS AND SECuRING CAPITAL

17:10-17:30 Examining the Best Ways for Mining Companies to Raise Capital and Run Efficient Operations in Mauritius vUnderstanding the real benefits of setting up a trust in

Mauritius and using that to invest in mining in Africa vHow can it get financed? vExploring the implications and advantages of

operating from the country Keith Scott, Managing Director, The MSA Group, South Africa

17:30-17:50 The Importance of the International Arbitration System to Financing Deals for African Mining

vEffecting dispute avoidance and resolution strategies as key aspect of risk-management

vExploring the case of resolution and dispute

avoidance in the mining context vDeliberating the difference that dispute resolution

makes vAnalysing the Mauritius dispute resolution model and

its role in Mauritius-based mining deals Duncan Bagshaw, Registrar, LCIA-MIAC Arbitration Centre, Mauritius

17:50-18:10 The Importance of Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) on Mining ventures in Africa

vWhat is the benefit for the Host state?vWhat level of protection is afforded to investors? vArbitrating BIT disputes jamsheed Al Ameen Peeroo, Barrister, Chambers of A.R.M.A. Peeroo SC GOSK, Mauritius

18:10 Close of Day One Followed by Networking Drinks Reception



Wednesday 10 June – Main Conference Programme08:00-09:00 Networking Breakfast (By Invitation Only)

09:00-09:10 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

STATE OF THE NATION: AFRICA’S GROWING POTENTIAL TO MEET GLOBAL COMMODITy SuPPLy AND DEMAND

DyNAMICS

09:10-09:40 Macro-Economic Outlook: Where Africa is Placed in the Current Global Economy

vDomestic and industrial growth – meeting Africa’s increasing power needs

vExpansion in emerging markets amid challenging conditions in the US and EU economies – what are the GDP growth outlooks for 2015?

vOutlook for growth and commodity demand from China, India and the rest of Asia

vImpact of declining commodity prices on Africa’s economy

vExamining current trade flows and commodity outlook for Africa

Marcia Occomy, United States Executive Director, The African Development Bank

09:40-10:10 How do Governments Plan to Facilitate More Investment into African Mining?

vHow do the ministers plan to provide stability to investors?

vWhat infrastructure can each country offer and what are future plans for development?

vOverview of updates to the mining code of each country

vWhat percentage of GDP in each country is provided by mining?

vThe governments’ responses to the fluctuating commodity prices and their long term strategy for mining investment

Panellists:Hon. Evode Imena, Minister of State in charge of Mining, Ministry of Natural Resources, Republic of Rwanda

Stéphanie Mbombo, Observer for Australia, Congolese Chamber of Mineral resources, Democratic Republic of CongoSacha Backes, Senior Investment Officer, International Finance Corporation, South Africa

10:10-10:40 Outlook for Chinese State Investment into Mining Projects and the Demand for Africa’s Mineral Resources

vExamining the transactional trends in Chinese State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) outbound direct investment over the last five years – how much of this has flowed into Africa?

vWhat Chinese outbound investment can achieve in terms of access to consumers, resources, and expertise in African nations

vInvestment versus asset ownership – what are the trends for Chinese investors in Africa?

vChinese demand for resources: Strategic vs profitable - future acquisitions and investments by SOEs

Peter Wei, Deputy Manager – Finance, China National Nuclear International, China

10:40-11:00 Speed Networking and Coffee Break

11:00-11:30 Examining the Long-Term Outlook for Gold: Is the Bear Market Finally Over?

vHow quickly will gold come back?vWhat will the impact of the soft gold market have on

Africa in the next 3 years?vWhere is the gold market really heading and what

does this mean for your profit margins?vForecasting gold prices for the next five years – what

level of impact will tapering by the Federal Reserve have on long term gold prices?

Florian Grummes, Analyst, Pro Aurum KG, Midas Touch Consulting and Gold Newsletter

11:30 – 11:40 Diamcor PresentationDean Taylor, CEO, Diamcor Mining, Canada

11:40 – 11:50 ABAX PresentationRichard Arlove, CEO, ABAX Corporate Services, Mauritius

11:50-12:00 Country Spotlight Session (TBC)

COMMODITy SuPPLy AND DEMAND DyNAMICS AND THE POTENTIAL FOR AFRICAN RESOuRCES

12:00-12:30 Harnessing Energy Resources and Power for East African GrowthvWhat is the potential and opportunities of Eastern

Africa?vCan Coal and Coalbed Methane (CBM) baseload the

energisation of Eastern Africa?vHow will massive gas resource offshore Tanzania and

Mozambique be utilised?vSouth Africa is the coal-fired electricity leader of

Africa, is this model viable for other countries?vExport revenue or domestic electrification and powerGraeme Robertson, Chairman & CEO, Intrasia Capital, Singapore

12:30-13:00 Investing into Africa: What Partnership with Developers yieldvExamining the investment focus of Sprott-Zijin Global

Mining FundvA look into Zijin’s Global M&A StrategyvExploring African mining investment opportunities for

the organisationyang Kaihui, Chairman, Gold Mountains Asset Management, Hong Kong

13:00-14:00 Networking Lunch

14:00-14:30 Ahead of the Curve? The Changing Focus of Impact Capital: Access to Capital and Greater Returns for Investors, Companies and CommunitiesIncreased competition for limited capital sees smart companies tailoring their capital strategies to potential investors. Increased ‘impact investing funds’, together with higher availability of ‘patient capital’ from pension



Wednesday 10 June – Main Conference Programme continuedfunds, superannuation funds and sovereign wealth funds can open up opportunities for extractive industries who understand the positive impacts of their operations on communities and market those impacts well. By building genuine partnerships between capital providers, communities and corporations all players can see improved shareholder returns and community benefits - but only if a mindset of ‘shared value’ outcome focused investment is used.Andrew MacLeod, MD, Good Super, Non-Executive Director, Cornerstone Capital and Senior Adviser, Homestrings, Australia

14:30-15:00 Balancing Politics, Risk and Reward: Identifying and Capitalising on African Mining Investment Opportunities vAnalysing the political and economic landscape of

your intended investment area

vTaking commercial advantage of fiscal and monetary realities to realise investment returns

vMaximising capital gains through the eventual boost of inflationary cycles

Noah Greenhill, CEO, Bakgatla Investment, South Africa

15:00-15:30 Thermal Coal Commodity Forecast: On the Rise Soon?vPredicting the future demand from Asia’s major met

coal consumersvWill project delays and cancellations lead to a supply

side crunch?vDemand forecast: The next five yearsvExamining the impact of the current market conditions

on overseas met coal competitorsvExploring where coal fits into the future energy mixjohn johnson, CEO, CRu Strategies, China

15:30-16:00 Case Study: Large Trader Perspective on Mining Projects in Africa vWhat can others learn from the experience and its

strategic partnership with China?vHow was the Social Licence to Operate secured and

retained? vExamining the impact of the Chinese/ African mining

partnership on the local communitySpeaker TBC

16:00-16:10 Chairman’s Closing Remarks

16:10 Close of Conference

16:30 Closing Reception Hosted By:


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“A successful first mining conference in Mauritius with extensive possibilities for networking with a high number of

decision makers.” Ben Lim, CEO – Intercontinental Trust Ltd


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