Mining Indaba 2011

Investing in African Mining Indaba is the world’s largest gathering of mining’s most influential stakeholders and decision-makers vested in African mining. Each year the event is well-attended with more than 3,000 individuals representing more than 800 international companies and approximately 40 government and quasi-government delegations. Global professionals including key mining analysts, fund managers, investment specialists, and governments clearly define Mining Indaba as their preferred venue for obtaining the most current economic and mining developments from the world’s leading experts on African mining. In 2010, sponsoring companies represented an estimated collective market value of $1 trillion.

About Investing in African Mining Indaba
For 17 years, Investing in African Mining Indaba has been at the forefront of investing in African mining. Mining Indaba has raised billions of dollars and introduced the international investment community to mining interests throughout Africa. It is held annually at the Cape Town International Convention Centre in Cape Town, South Africa and is organized by Mining Indaba LLC.


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