Mining

Taking place from 19 - 21 June 2019 at the Pullman Lubumbashi Grand Karavia Hotel, DRC, the 3-day event provides a B2B conference, indoor and outdoor expo, business meetings, and operational site visits.

The mining sector continues to attract significant investments into Limpopo Province while agri-processing, tourism and energy are the other key sectors where new assets are being developed.

Manufacturing and downstream industries are being stimulated by foreign investment in a Special Economic Zone.

Special Economic Zone ideally situated in relation to the SADC, offering attractive incentives for investors.

Four finalists will be chosen to present their 10-minute pitches to the judges on the Main Stage of Mining Indaba, taking place 4-7 February 2019 in Cape Town, South Africa.

Investing in African Mining Indaba is to host its third Investment Battlefield competition set to take place during the 25th edition of the event on 4-6 February 2019. The event organisers are looking for sub-Saharan Africa’s most promising mining companies with a market capital of $50 million or below.

Discuss your project requirements with Lesedi, an established engineering, project management and maintenance solutions house that conceptualises, manages, and implements its own engineering projects.

Are investors sticking with the traditional safe bet gold, up-and-coming battery metals or the risky newcomer on the scene Marijuana? Ahead of the panel debate at the 2019 Mining Indaba, we’ve looked at some of the main arguments around each.

The meeting took place in Geneva, Switzerland at the IGF’s Annual General Meeting that brings together industry and government leaders to address some of the most pressing environmental, economic and social issues arising as a result of extractive activities.

South Africa is investing in Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as a major plank of its industrial development policy. A range of incentives are available to attract new skills and develop new industries.