The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame will celebrate the induction of four new members on Jan. 9 in Constitution Hall of the Convention Centre's North Building. The event will feature a dinner, the induction ceremony and an after-party.
The Future Minerals Forum returns in 2025 to bring together governments, international organizations, and stakeholders to collectively shape the future of minerals. The conference is expected to draw 14,000 participants from 178 countries, including 75 government representatives. Through the (invite only) ministerial roundtable, conference and exhibition, and specialized mineral technology and mineral exploration zones, the global […]
The Metal Investors Forum will bring together industry experts, including special guest speaker Rick Rule, during an insightful two-day forum.
The Vancouver Resource Investment Conference plans to host dozens of keynote speakers, more than 300 mining companies and over 9,000 investors for the 2025 edition of the event.
AME Roundup returns in January to host thousands of geoscientists, prospectors, financiers, investors, suppliers, governments and Indigenous partners from around the world to connect and exchange knowledge on the mining industry.
This year's Mining Indaba is organized under the theme “Future-Proofing African Mining, Today!” That theme will also be anchored on seven key content pillars: industrializing Africa, future-proofing our communities, delivering effective net zero and Just Energy Transition strategies, maximising Africa's critical minerals endowment, giving a voice to future generations, adopting game-changing technologies and prioritizing health […]
The Mining & Critical Minerals Korea Conference and Exhibition is the South Korea's main international critical minerals, commodities, clean energy & technologies show. The conference is expected to draw more than 350 senior level executives from international organizations, governments and stakeholders from more than 20 countries for two days of partnering, networking and business matching in Seoul.
BMO Capital Markets' 34th Global Metals, Mining & Critical Minerals Conference returns in February. More information to be announced.
The Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration will host MINEXCHANGE 2025 in Feburary, and will bring together industry leaders for discussions on innovation and responsible mining. The event will also include a trade show.
The fourth annual Critical Minerals and Energy Investment Australia Conference and Exhibition is the country's biggest and longest running event dedicated to the critical minerals sector. More than 250 senior level executives, including over 25 mining companies ranging from explorers, juniors to mid-tier producers, majors and processors are expected to attend for two days of partnering, networking and business […]
The Prospector's and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference, the world’s premier mineral exploration and mining convention returns to Toronto in 2025, with up to 30,000 attendees from more than 135 countries expected to attend. Attendees can partake in educational programming, networking events and business opportunities. Since its start in 1932, the PDAC convention has grown […]
One of two annual investment conferences, the Swiss Mining Institute (SMI) provides top quality, independent perspectives from experts within the resources sector along with presentations from more than 100 mining companies. Over 1,000 asset managers, portfolio managers, fund managers and other professional investors are invited from all over the world to this invitation-only event.
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