Africa Mining Congress 2011

until 29 April 2011
19 - 22 July 2011
Prices, packages and Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa
booking form on back page

Hear from

Didier Rault, William Ngeleja,
Chairman and CEO, Minister,
World Mining Ministry of Energy
Investment Ltd, and Minerals,
Hong Kong Tanzania

Monica Gichuhi,
Executive Officer,
James Allan,
Director,
Partnerships, investment and development for
Kenya Chamber of
Mines, Kenya
Sable Platinum,
South Africa mines, investors and financiers
Four corners of Africa
Look at the most successful projects in Africa and their growth through
partnerships and investment strategies page 4 >>

Phillip Barton, Kgomotso Abi Money talks
CEO, Director of Mines Learn how mining houses can access foreign investment page 5 >>
De Beers Ministry of
Consolidated Minerals,
Mines, Resources &
South Africa Energy, Botswana
Partnerships
Understand how government assists in expanding your projects into the most
attractive regions in Africa page 6 >>

2 additional workshops Speaker line up – more details page 2 - 3
Emmanuel Jengo, Joyce Aryee, Full conference programme pages 4 - 7
Pre-conference workshop: 19 July 2011
Executive Secretary, CEO, Workshops page 8
Tanzania Chamber Ghana Chamber Managing your risk profile
of Minerals and of Mines, All booking offers & options back page
Energy, Tanzania Ghana Post-conference workshop: 22 July 2011
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Andrew Johnson, Khalifa Abdulla,
Vice President, Chairman, National
Sekoko Resources, Mining Corporation
South Africa of Libya, Libya Sponsors:

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Do you want to access foreign
investment?
Africa has become a favourable mining destination with major untapped potential
throughout the continent. We know that mining houses are looking to explore new
areas and venture out into the rest of the untouched African soil and finding the
right funding is imperative to do this. The Africa Mining Congress 2011 provides the
platform where you can meet, network with and do business with the right investors
and financiers!

The Africa Mining Congress 2011 will bring together investors and mining houses to raise
capital, find the right partners and to discuss how China’s positive engagement with African
governments can create new opportunities.

The Africa Mining Congress 2011 brings together our mining gurus from Ghana, Zimbabwe,
Namibia, Kenya, Hong Kong, China, United States of America, United Kingdom, United Arab “An
Emirates, Tanzania, Nigeria, Libya, Zambia, Botswana, South Africa and Angola.

You can’t afford to miss out on the opportunity to gain the latest insight into Africa’s
extremely
lucrative mining sector. Just take a look at our impeccable line up of speakers-we have the
best year yet! interactive &
Join us at the Africa Mining Congress 2011 for the most thought-provoking, controversial
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informative
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Mr. Fredson,
Chief Mining Commissioner,
Ministry of Mines,
Zimbabwe

Commodity case studies
Diamond case study Platinum case study
James Campbell Arthur Mashiatshidi
Vice President: New Business CEO
Lucara Diamond Corp Wesizwe Platinum
South Africa South Africa

Platinum case study Coal case study
Kim Freeman John Wallington
Chief Operating Ofﬁcer CEO
Platinum Australia Coal of Africa
South Africa South Africa

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Meet our government
speaker line up representatives

Amazing keynotes
Monica Gichuhi
Executive Officer
Kenya Chamber of Mines,
Kenya

Phillip
Didier Rault
Barton
Chairman
CEO Emmanuel Jengo
and CEO
De Beers Executive Secretary
World
Con- Tanzania Chamber of
Mining
solidated Minerals and Energy,
Investment
Group, Tanzania
Ltd, Hong
South
Kong
Africa

Didier J. Rault is a successful financier, Phillip Barton will discuss the various Joyce Aryee
international businessman and the growth drivers and investors for CEO
Ghana Chamber of Mines,
founder and chairman of International Africa’s mining industry, and look at
Ghana
Finance Capital (IFC), a global finance the most efficient way of operating
and investment firm. IFC specialises in Africa. Hear about what is on the
in the integral capital transactions that agenda for 2011/2012 and which
are essential in todays rapidly evolving commodity will be hot, hot, hot!
global business environment. Victor Gapare
President
Zimbabwe Chamber of Mines,
Zimbabwe

Kgomotso Abi
Director of Mines
Department of Mines,
Botswana

Hear from our investors

Dorian Wrigley Zuko Kubukeli Clive Donner John Robertson Neil Gardyne
Mike Brook
Chief Operating CEO Managing Director Director Director
Chairman
Officer Pan-African LinQ Capital E.I.M Capital New Africa
African Lion,
Umbono Capital, Private Equity Fund, Limited, Managers, Mining Fund,
Australia
South Africa South Africa South Africa Australia South Africa

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Day One Wednesday, 20th July 2011
07:30 Registration and refreshments
08:45 Chairperson’s opening remarks
Tony Mahalski, Chairman, Association of Mining Analysts,
Hear from the world’s leading speakers! United Kingdom

Re-imagining Africa
DAY ONE 09:00
09:00 Opening keynote address: Growth drivers and investors for
Growth drivers and Africa’s mining industry
investors for Africa’s • How senior mines are doing business in Africa
mining industry • What’s on the strategic agenda for 2011/2012 and beyond?
• Regions and commodities – where to next?
• Looking at the advantages of partnering with African government
to proceed with projects
Phillip Barton, CEO, De Beers Consolidated Mines, South
Phillip Barton
Africa
CEO
De Beers Consolidates 09:30 Keynote address: How mining houses can access foreign
investment
Mines, South Africa • Africa’s rich commodities regions and China
• China’s investment into Africa going beyond just the search for
Phillip will be addressing the issues of senior mines resources
operating in Africa. • Chinese mining enterprises favouring Africa’s listed mining
enterprises
• China’s outlook for mining investment in Africa
Didier Rault, Chairman and CEO, World Mining Investment Ltd,
Hong Kong
DAY ONE 09:30 10:00 Keynote address: China as a driver of the African resources
sector
How mining houses • Sustainability of the China story
can access foreign • China’s resource consumption outlook
• China’s role as an investor in Africa mining
investment
• Imperatives for African companies looking to leverage Chinese
opportunity
Kobus van der Wath, Founder and Group Managing Director, The
Beijing Axis, China
Didier Rault
10:30 Morning refreshments
Chairman and CEO
World Mining Investment 11:00 Key industry players panel: The future of hot commodities in
Africa
Ltd, Hong Kong
• Where are the different commodity markets likely to head?
• Best options and strategies for commodity investing
Didier will be looking at China’s investment into Africa and • Knowing which commodities will ensure the best return
which commodities China considers most valuable. • Where does the future lie - Gold vs Copper vs Coal vs Platinum?
• Hot future commodities – which are they?
• Insight into the hotspots and commodity bottle necks
Jean-Francois Minardi, Associate Director: Global Natural
Resource Policy Centre, The Fraser Institute, USA
DAY ONE 10:00 David Cox, Head: Europe / Africa, Minerals Economic Group, USA
Angus Auchterlonie, Head: Mineral Economics, Mintek, South
China as a driver of the Africa
African resources sector Isaac Takawira, CEO, Kwality Commodity Traders, South Africa
Ernst Venter, Executive General Manager, Exxaro, South Africa
Sakhile Ngcobo, Director, De Beers Consolidated Mines, South
Africa

Kobus van der Wath Money talks l - investment
Founder and Group
Managing Director, 11:45 Panel discussion: Uncovering new opportunities for investors
in Africa
The Beijing Axis, China • The direct investment environment in Africa
• Uncovering ideal returns in Africa’s mining projects
Kobus will be discussing China’s resource consumption • How to overcome the geopolitical risk
and how African mining houses can leverage off Chinese • Funds key criteria and concerns when investing
opportunities. • Risk ratios that funds are seeking in emerging markets



Day One Wednesday, 20th July 2011
John Robertson, Director, E.I.M Capital Managers, Australia
Muofe Agnes, Marketing Director, Muofe Investments, South Partnerships
Africa
George Aboagye, CEO, Ghana Investment Promotion Centre, 16:30 Case study: Strategic mergers and acquisitions - creating
Ghana world class mines through collaboration
Neil Gardyne, Director, New Africa Mining Fund, South Africa • Analysing some of the global players and drivers of mining M&A’s
Nivaash Singh, Mining and Metals, Nedbank Capital, South • The role of Africa’s majors and their strategic directions in
Africa choosing partners
• Uncovering new opportunities for investors
12:30 Networking lunch
• Expansion plans and projects throughout Africa that are attractive
13:30 Panel discussion: Investing in Africa - key players & priorities for M&A transactions
• Looking at the attractive investment themes and the funding gaps • How to choose your partners wisely
• Performance track record of Africa funds vs. other emerging Bruce Beath, Chief Financial Officer, Richards Bay Minerals,
market funds South Africa
• Potential overseas partnerships and future expansion plans
Clive Donner, Managing Director, LinQ Capital Limited, South 17:00 How to achieve business growth through joint venture
Africa partnerships
Ibrahim Bwire, Principal Consultant, Nova Capital Partners, • What do the next wave of junior joint ventures look like?
South Africa • Identifying the right synergistic partner for your project
Dorian Wrigley, Managing Director Southern Africa, Umbono • Critical considerations when looking at joint venture
Group of Companies, South Africa partnerships
Mike Brooke, Chairman, African Lion, Australia • To JV or not to JV – it this the best strategy for your mine that
Bruce Williamson, Investment Officer, Imara Asset ensures long term return on your investment?
Management, South Africa Andy Johnson, Vice President, Sekoko Resources, South Africa
Solomon Asamoah, Deputy CEO and Principle Investment 17:30 Chairperson’s closing remarks and end of day one
Officer, African Finance Corporation, Nigeria
14:15 Case study: ETF’s as a key driver for African resource United Kingdom
investment
• Why exchange traded funds for Africa?
• How African capital markets today are affecting resource
investment
• How ETF’s are providing a solution to investment in commodities
• An indepth look at exchange traded funds and resource
investments
Vladimir Nedeljkovic, Head of ETF’s Structuring, ABSA Capital,
South Africa

Money talks ll - raising capital
14:45 Private equity panel: Unearthing the real value – emerging
opportunities for private equity
• What are private equity and private investors considering in
mining investments today?
• Opportunities in the African exploration mining sector
• Comparing mining projects at different stages – identifying the
most lucrative
• Who are the dealmakers and brokers? Meet and do business with all the players in the African mining sector
Dorian Wrigley, Chief Operating Officer, Umbono Capital, South
Africa
Zuko Kubukeli, CEO, Pan-African Private Equity Fund, South
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15:30 networking and afternoon refreshments • meet and make contacts
• become inspired and re-energised.
16:00 Panel discussion: How to raise capital
• A look at the best options and strategies for getting listed
• Knowing the benefits of simple listing and EPL’s (Exclusive
Processing Licences)
• Identifying the difference between various stock exchanges and
your needs as a mining house
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Day Two Thursday, 21st July 2011
07:30 Registration and refreshments
08:45 Chairperson’s opening remarks
Hear from the world’s leading speakers! United Kingdom

Hot Projects
DAY TWO 09:20
09:00 Case study: Central Africa – Assessing the unlimited
Namakwa Diamonds opportunity in the Rooderand project
and its successes • How to use the government in advancing a project
• How is the lion commodity demand taking over for 2012?
• Exploration case study
Kim Freeman, Chief Operating Ofﬁcer, Platinum Australia,
South Africa
Nico Kruger 09:20 Case study: Namakwa Diamonds and its successes
CEO • Increasing status and value through various mining assets
Namakwa Diamonds, • Maximising returns from the sale of own and third party diamond
production
South Africa
• Assessing the interest in the Kao Kimberlite pipe in Lesotho- the
largest undeveloped and fourth largest diamondiferous pipe in
Nico will be addressing the value of Namakwa Diamonds’ Southern Africa
projects and the great interest in the Kao Kimberlite pipe in Nico Kruger, CEO, Namakwa Diamonds, South Africa
Lesotho.
09:40 Case study: North Africa – mining possibilities in Libya
• Looking at the untapped potential in North Africa
• What are the future plans to attract investment into mining in the
region?
DAY TWO 11:30 • Looking at the most successful mining projects in Libya
Coal mine investments, Khalifa Abdulla, Chairman, National Mining Corporation of
Libya, Libya
M&A’s and new project
10:00 Case study: Southern Africa’s platinum projects at Sable
developments Platinum
• The next stage for Africa’s projects
• Predictions of increased supply for 2011/2012
• Looking at forming partnerships for bigger expansion into Africa
John Wallington
James Allan, Director, Sable Platinum, South Africa
CEO
Coal of Africa, 10:20 Case study: Further exploration and development in the
Namibian copperbelt
South Africa • How is the copper trading industry evolving
• Future prospects of copper in Namibia
John will be addressing the coal usage and demand in • Omitiomire – a case study
Southern Africa whilst analysing the coal supply and
• Exploration potential in view of projected supply and demand
demand dynamics in today’s market.
dynamics
Karl Hartmann, Exploration Manager, Craton Mining and
Exploration, Namibia

DAY TWO 15:45 10:40 Morning refreshments

Development updates Hot Commodities
on regulatory plans for
11:10 Platinum case study: The next stage for Africa’s projects
state owned and private • How Africa will continue to hold the lion share of the market
mines • Predictions of increased supply for 2011/2012
• Future improved cost control and proposed re-opening of shafts
• Maximising proﬁtability through acquiring new long-life, low cost
William Ngeleja projects and optimised operations
Minister, Arthur Mashiatshidi, CEO, Wesizwe Platinum, South Africa
Ministry of Minerals and 11:30 Coal case study: Coal mine investments, M&A’s and new
Energy, Tanzania project developments
• African coal mine development, investment and M&A trends
• Coal usage in the renewable era
William will be discussing how to make Tanzania an • Exploring new investment and partnership models in the coal
attractive investment destination. sector as the demand in Africa increases



Day Two Thursday, 21st July 2011
• Analysing coal supply and demand dynamics in today’s market
John Wallington, CEO, Coal of Africa, South Africa Mining rights & laws
11:50 Copper case study: Further exploration and development in
15:45 Keynote address: Development updates on regulatory plans
the copperbelt
for state-owned and private mines
• A look at how the global copper trading industry is evolving
• How is government ensuring the region is a competitive mining
• Exploring new investment and partnership models in the copper
investment destination?
sector
• Updates on concessions and licensing issues for foreign
• How JV’s can assist in development and expansion projects
explorers and operators
Joel Chitambala, Business Controller Marketing/Treasury, • What assurance can government provide private mines that their
Konkola Copper Mine, Zambia investment is protected?
12:10 Diamond case study: The next stage for Africa’s diamond William Ngeleja, Minister, Ministry of Energy and Minerals,
projects Tanzania
• How Africa will continue to hold the lion share of the market
16:15 Case study: Looking at the challenges that Junior mines face
• Predictions of increased supply for 2011/2012
• Future improved cost control and proposed re-opening of shafts • The DMR process for prospecting rights
• Maximising profitability through acquiring new long-life, low cost • The DMR process for mining rights
projects and optimised operations • Financing of the various projects
James Campbell, Vice President: New Business, Lucara • Looking at off take agreements in Africa
Diamond Corp, South Africa Dr Anna Mokgokong, Chief Executive Chairperson, Community
Investment Holdings, South Africa
12:30 Networking lunch
16:45 Regulators panel: Governments drive for investment
Opportunity map of Africa opportunities in Africa
• Regulatory developments and investment incentives
13:45 East African panel discussion: Take advantage of East Africa’s • Updates on concessions and licensing issues for foreign
investment opportunity explorers and operators
• Overview of regulatory developments and investment • Is nationalisation the future of mining in Africa?
trends • Government’s projections and focus for international investment
• Regulatory outlook and foreign investment policies for the Monica Gichuhi, Executive Officer, Kenya Chamber of Mines,
exploration and mining sectors Kenya
• FDI initiatives in East African resources Tapiwa Samanga, Director Capital Equipment and Allied Services,
Emmanuel Jengo, Executive Secretary, Tanzania Chamber of Department of Trade & Industry, South Africa
Minerals and Energy, Tanzania George Aboagye, CEO, Ghana Investment Promotion Centre,
Monica Gichuhi, Executive Officer, Kenya Chamber of Mines, Ghana
Kenya Khalifa Abdulla, Chairman, National Mining Corporation of
William Ngeleja, Minister, Ministry of Energy and Minerals, Libya, Libya
Tanzania Kgomotso Abi, Director of Mines, Department of Mines,
14:15 West African panel discussion: Developing mining enterprises Botswana
in the resource rich region 17:30 Chairperson’s closing remarks and end of day two
• Mining industry projections and outlooks
• Key trends and developments in the mining sector
United Kingdom
• Regulatory developments and investment incentives
Joyce Aryee, CEO, Ghana Chamber of Mines, Ghana
George Aboagye, CEO, Ghana Investment Promotion Centre,
Ghana The venue
14:45 Southern Africa panel discussion: Take advantage of this
region rich in gold, diamonds and platinum
• Capturing the next exploration wave
• Attracting direct investment into your region – what are the most
successful?
• How the price of gold affects the economy
Victor Gapare, President, Zimbabwe Chamber of Mines,
Zimbabwe
Felix Manyanga, Engineer, Exxaro, South Africa
Jan Nelson, CEO, Pan African Resources, South Africa
James Campbell, Vice President: New Business, Lucara Sandton Convention Centre
Diamond Corp, South Africa
Graham Chamberlain, Chief Operating Officer, Rockwell South Africa’s largest and most prestigious multi-
Diamonds, South Africa purpose exhibition and convention centre. The
Andre Jackson, Chairman, African Diamond Council, Angola Sandton Convention Centre is strategically situated
in Maude Street, Sandton CBD.
15:15 networking and afternoon refreshments Tel +27 11 779 0000 www.saconvention.co.za



Get the Pre and Post Conference Workshops
most
Workshop I Tuesday 19th July 2011 Workshop Il Friday 22nd July 2011
from your
conference Managing your risk profile Deal structures in Africa- documenting &
negotiating in the mining sector
Objective
This workshop will show you how to become more Objective
credible in Africa’s junior mining sector by reducing risk This is a project finance workshop allowing you to
over a period of time. We will discuss exploration efforts, document and negotiate deals in the African mining
A fun, high-speed feasibility studies, investment criteria, construction sector. This will give you the knowledge to work more
session for making and operating of mines and the expenditure of various accurately in the mining space in Africa and structure the
new contacts and stages of the life of a mine. right deals with the right people.
exchanging details.
08:00 Registration and refreshments 08:00 Registration and refreshments
09:00 Introduction 09:00 Introduction to deal making in the African
• How to become credible in Africa’s junior mining arena
Arrange meetings mining sector
10:00 Morning refreshments and networking
online before you • How to find the right investors for your
arrive. Access event projects 10:30 Finding the right projects
resources, such as • How to manage “other people’s money” • What makes a project appealing to invest in?
white papers and 10:00 Exploration • How to decide on the deal structure
presentations, after • How much desk work needs to be completed 11:30 Gaining the knowledge to enter various
you’ve left. • Using investor money wisely market
• Geochemical and geophysical surveys • Case study of a deal structure in a developed
• Deposit and resource modelling markets

11:00 Morning refreshments and networking 12:30 Networking lunch
More than listening, 11:30 Desktop research 13:30 Building relationships with financiers and
interact with our • Pre-feasibility phase investors
panelists • Looking at resources and reserves • Finding the right partner with the same ideas
for your project
• Project commissioning
14:30 Risk maintenance
12:30 Investment for your project
• Gaining a deep knowledge of the risks that
• Looking at the history of the project
investors can safely take
This is your chance to • How the private individuals and banks define
• The ability to be flexible and creative enough
the project
shape the conference to structure around local law issues to balance
agenda. You select the 13:00 Networking lunch risk appetite and risk avoidance
topic and presenters. 15:30 Afternoon refreshments and networking
14:00 Bisha Mine case study-Eritrea
So bring along your
ideas and get ready 14:30 Mining studies 16:00 Case study - First Quantum Minerals
to make a name for • Looking scoping study • Consulting and advising
yourself. • Pre-feasibility study • Learning points for all multinationals
• Full feasibility study 16:30 Conclusion
15:30 Afternoon refreshments and networking 17:00 End of workshop
16:00 Reserves case study
16:30 Conclusion

Meet and talk about 17:00 End of workshop
the business issues on
your brain.
Your workshop leader
Peter Bowring
Partner: Mining and Natural Resources
Your workshop leader
Team I Trowers & Hamlins, Dubai
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4-day Gold pass Independent Consultant I South Africa specialist Mining & Natural Resources
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if you book of research, exploration, mining and Middle East and Africa. Peter’s particular
before 29 April consulting across Africa. During the expertise is in project development,
mid-90’s Willem participated in CBM project finance, construction and
2011 exploration and evaluation with AMOCO corporate law with a particular focus on
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8 REASONS “Most
interesting
8 reasons why you should be at the Regulatory updates from African topics
The Africa Mining Congress 2011. government covered at
Hear from government representatives
from South Africa, Ghana, Libya, Botswana,
the event.”
Local and international investors under
ONE roof Tanzania, Kenya and Zimbabwe. And find M.Z.T Musondo,
Meet with over 30 local and international out the hot spots!
General Manager
investors who are interested in your Anglo Gold
projects Be the first to get a preview of Africa’s
Operations Ltd
mining project showcase
China and Africa Get updates on the most successful and
Learn about China’s outlook for Africa and profitable projects on the continent
how it will influence your mining house
Partnerships “Very good.
Comparing worldwide stock exchanges Learn about strategic mergers and I liked the
Get listed on a stock exchange and choose acquisitions and successful joint ventures.
which one suits your needs Analyse some of the global drivers for interaction!”
mining M&A’s and hear how to catch the
Regional comparisons right partner Zweli Ndese
Get to know what is hot in the four corners General Manager
of Africa. Hear how the West, East, Meet the right investor Bambanani
Southern and North Africa are exploring the Meet investors who are actively looking for Operations-
mining potential in their region viable projects to invest in Harmony Gold

“I get more
out of this
Senior annual event
Mines Junior every year – I
Mines
meet people
Mid Tier
Mines
and companies
that I am keen
to meet and
that help my
Associations & business – and
•
Commodity
Who‛s Development the event is
Agencies organised so
Buyers/Fund
Managers
attending? well that it
flows smoothly
and relaxed
– good food
Investors and logistics
Financers through the
conference
Government days”

Peter Major,
Cadiz



Past Becoming a sponsor or exhibitor
attendees
At the Africa Mining Congress 2011 you have Whether you wish to:
African Mining Services
Africap Investments the opportunity to deliver your message to • Generate new sales leads
Africo Resources the right target audience. • Launch new projects or services
Anglo American Plc
Anglo Coal South Africa • Gain access into the African Market
Anglo Operations Limited Not only that, but also take the opportunity to showcase • Position your company’s Brand
Anglo Zimele your business offering and network with some of the
Antofagasta Minerals • Raise capital to enable expansion
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Atlas Copco SA (Pty) Ltd establish new partners, Africa mining is going to prove
Barloworld Equipment Co. the opportunity to achieve all these goals.
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Chengdu Tianqi Machinery, Metals &
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CK Mining
Congo Russia Industry SP
Copper Development Association
Denham Capital Management(UK)LLP
Department of Trade & Industry, SA
Development Bank of South Africa
DRD Gold
Ernst & Young London
Exxaro Resources Ltd
Ghana Chamber of Mines
Great Basin Gold Limited
Harmony
Harmony Gold
Harvest Resources
Ikapa Media, on behalf of Gabon
Ministry of Mines
International Finance Corporation
IIMF/ World bank
Kenya Chamber of Mines
Kingdom Zephyr Africa Management
Konkola Copper Mines
Korea Resource Corp
Linq Capital Limited
Londoloza Resources Corp.
Lusitana Mining
MAADIN Natural Resources
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MININGMX
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- Department of Mines, SA
Monotobiya Commodity Africa
Murray & Roberts
Mwana Africa Holdings (Pty) Ltd
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National Agency of Natural Who will you meet? Who should sponsor?
Resources (AKBN)
National Energy Efﬁciency Agency
(NEEA) • Senior Mines • Law Firms
Phanini Investments
Platﬁelds • Mid Tier Mines • Mining Consultants
Q Resources
Rand Merchant Bank • Junior Mines • African Governments
Rand Uranium
Rio Tinto • Investors: Senior Mines, Resource • Commodity & Stock Exchanges
Sandvik
Sekoko Resources (Pty) Ltd Funds, Private Equity • Mining Technology & Equipment
Senmin International (Pty) Ltd
SGS • Financiers: Investment Banks, • Mid-Tier Mines
Shel Project Financiers
The Beijing Axis • Junior Mines
TKSL Mineral Resources(Pty) • Government, Associations &
Trade & Investment impopo
Ubuntu SSM (Pty) Ltd mthombo Development Agencies • Financiers
Resources
Webber Wentzel • Commodity Buyers
Wesizwe Platinum
Zimbabwe Mining



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19 - 22 July 2011
Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa

How to book your ticket
Please fax back to Mudzithe Phiri on +27 (0)11 463 6000 or contact her on Online
+27 (0)11 516 4053 or email mudzithe.phiri@terrapinn.co.za or simply register online www.terrapinn.com/2011/miningza

at https://secure.terrapinn.com/V5/rCalc.aspx?E=3888&DS=1897&SalesRep=Phiri You can use our online calculator to tailor your
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Package Before 29 April 11 Before 10 June 11 Before 1 July 11 After 1 July 11 How many Calculate your ticket

Gold Pass (19-22 July) R16 925 R18 805 R19 745 R20 685 Ofﬂine
2 day conference + VAT + VAT + VAT + VAT
+ 2 workshops = R19 294 = R21 437 = R22 509 = R23 580 You can use our online calculator to tailor your
(Save R4 286) (Save R2 143) (Save R1 071) ticket and then print a pdf of your order and fax to
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Silver Pass (19-22 July) R13 660 R15 175 R15 935 R16 695 to +27 (0)11 463 6903 or call +27 (0)11 463 6001
2 day conference + VAT + VAT + VAT + VAT and we’ll take your booking over the phone
+ 1 workshop = R15 572 = R17 299 = R18 165 = R19 032
(select below) (Save R3 460) (Save R1 733) (Save R867)
Group bookings
Bronze Pass (20-21 July) R10 390 R11 545 R12 120 R12 700
Why not send your team and save more.
2 day conference only + VAT + VAT + VAT + VAT
= R11 844 = R13 161 = R13 816 = R14 478 Send 3 delegates and save 10%
(Save R2 634) (Save R1 317) (Save R662) Send 6 delegates and save 15%
To register a group either go online,
All tickets include refreshments, lunch and full conference documentation. The fee does not Total call +27 (0)11 463 6001 or
include hotel accommodation. Please photocopy for group bookings. fax this form to +27 (0)11 463 6903
Silver Pass select : Workshop I Workshop II
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