Event Programme
3 February - 6 February
Monday 3rd Feb
Main Stage
3 February
09:00 - 09:05
CTICC
Main Stage
Welcome & Official Opening: Mining Indaba 2020
Welcome from Chair of Advisory Board, Mining Indaba, and Executive Management of Hyve Group plc
Moderators
Mpho Makwana
Tom Quinn
Speakers
Mpho Makwana
3 February
09:05 - 09:25
CTICC
CTICC Africa/Johannesburg
Main Stage
Ministerial Address
Hon. Gwede Mantashe, Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Republic of South Africa officially opens Mining Indaba 2020 with his welcome address
Speakers
Hon. Gwede Mantashe
3 February
09:30 - 10:05
CTICC
- Sustainability of operations
- Decarbonisation of the supply chain
- Industry response to climate change
- Realigning mining’s image problem with its role in global electrification
- Mining materials as the cornerstone of the energy transition
Main Stage
The Brand of Mining: reconnecting the fundamentals of the mining industry with next-generation values
- Sustainability of operations
- Decarbonisation of the supply chain
- Industry response to climate change
- Realigning mining’s image problem with its role in global electrification
- Mining materials as the cornerstone of the energy transition
Moderators
Mark Cutifani
3 February
10:05 - 10:15
CTICC
Main Stage
Mining and the dawn of the Fourth Industrial Revolution - a primer
3 February
10:15 - 10:35
CTICC
Main Stage
Corporate Presentation
Anglo American
Speakers
Anik Michaud
3 February
10:35 - 10:55
CTICC
Main Stage
Corporate Presentation
AngloGold Ashanti
Speakers
Kelvin Dushnisky
3 February
10:55 - 11:35
CTICC
- How will gold compete with the new ‘green energy’ metal that is copper in the future?
- Will copper demand really increase with significant EV production or is copper vulnerable to advanced recycling techniques?
- Will gold become the ‘green metal’ of the future with expanded solar panel development and other potential applications?
Main Stage
Head to head debate: Copper vs Gold - which is the better investment case?
- How will gold compete with the new ‘green energy’ metal that is copper in the future?
- Will copper demand really increase with significant EV production or is copper vulnerable to advanced recycling techniques?
- Will gold become the ‘green metal’ of the future with expanded solar panel development and other potential applications?
Speakers
Kelvin Dushnisky
Mark Bristow
Owen Hegarty
3 February
11:35 - 12:00
Networking Break & Refreshments
3 February
12:00 - 12:40
CTICC
- Examining the government’s policy and their current view of the mining sector
- How does the mining sector see this policy developing further?
- Where can bridges be built in policy and long-term operational growth?
Main Stage
Examining the DRC: Where next for the mining code and mining under the new administration?
- Examining the government’s policy and their current view of the mining sector
- How does the mining sector see this policy developing further?
- Where can bridges be built in policy and long-term operational growth?
Speakers
Richard Robinson
Robert Friedland
3 February
12:40 - 13:00
CTICC
Main Stage
Corporate Presentation
Resolute Mining
Speakers
John Paul Welborn
Lee-Anne de Bruin
3 February
13:00 - 14:00
Networking Lunch
3 February
14:00 - 15:00
CTICC
Proposed themes:
- Achieving President Ramaphosa’s 10 Value Principles for Miners
- African Continental Free Trade Agreement: What are the implications for the Energy and Mining sectors?
Main Stage
Keynote Panel/ Fireside Chat with 3 Ministers
Departments of Energy & Mining, Trade and Investment and Science & Technology. This session will discuss the way each department is placed to work together on driving sustainable socio-economic development of the country through the mining and energy sectors.
Proposed themes:
- Achieving President Ramaphosa’s 10 Value Principles for Miners
- African Continental Free Trade Agreement: What are the implications for the Energy and Mining sectors?
Moderators
Roger Baxter
Speakers
Hon. Gwede Mantashe
3 February
15:00 - 16:00
CTICC
- DRC: Kamoa-Kakula project - 1.2 million MT in 2018 – Ivanhoe Mines & Zijin Mining Group + CITIC Metal Africa Investments
- Zambia: 870,000 MT in 2018 - Barrick Gold’s Lumwana, First Quantum Minerals’ Kansanshi, Mopani Copper Mines (majority owned by Glencore) and Konkola Copper Mines, (subsidiary of Vedanta Resources) – 4 mines represent 80% of the country’s yearly copper production
- World Bank – smart mining and its applications in the digitised economy
- Investor viewpoint – what are current profit margins and position on the industry cost curve for base battery metals?
- What are the jurisdictional risks associated with battery metals commodities when investing in Africa?
Main Stage
Increasing copper production to boost Africa’s stake in the vital global battery market
In May 2019, Sarah Maryssael, Tesla’s global supply manager for battery metals, told a closed-door Washington gathering of miners, regulators and lawmakers that the automaker sees a shortage of key EV minerals coming in the near future, including copper.
- DRC: Kamoa-Kakula project - 1.2 million MT in 2018 – Ivanhoe Mines & Zijin Mining Group + CITIC Metal Africa Investments
- Zambia: 870,000 MT in 2018 - Barrick Gold’s Lumwana, First Quantum Minerals’ Kansanshi, Mopani Copper Mines (majority owned by Glencore) and Konkola Copper Mines, (subsidiary of Vedanta Resources) – 4 mines represent 80% of the country’s yearly copper production
- World Bank – smart mining and its applications in the digitised economy
- Investor viewpoint – what are current profit margins and position on the industry cost curve for base battery metals?
- What are the jurisdictional risks associated with battery metals commodities when investing in Africa?
Speakers
Christopher Sheldon
John Startin
Julian Treger
Pamela Fierst-Walsh
3 February
16:00 - 16:40
CTICC
- What do millennial investors want and how much money will they have to invest in the next 10 years?
- Examining the importance of purpose and sustainable companies
- How can the mining sector position itself to the be seen as a key part of the green energy revolution, thereby attracting millennial investors?
Main Stage
Winning back the millennial generation: How should mining companies position themselves to attract millennial investors?
- What do millennial investors want and how much money will they have to invest in the next 10 years?
- Examining the importance of purpose and sustainable companies
- How can the mining sector position itself to the be seen as a key part of the green energy revolution, thereby attracting millennial investors?
Moderators
Charles Vivian
Speakers
Cynthia Carroll
Gareth Penny
George Cheveley
Lee-Anne de Bruin
Mpumi Zikalala
3 February
16:40 - 17:20
CTICC
- How can West Africa position itself to attract more investment into commodities aside from gold?
- At the same time, how can West Africa continue to improve its investment environment to grow gold production?
- Assessing investor interest: Where is attractive for those looking to invest capital?
Main Stage
Driving West Africa’s growth story: How can the region continue to grow its gold production while being attractive for other commodities?
- How can West Africa position itself to attract more investment into commodities aside from gold?
- At the same time, how can West Africa continue to improve its investment environment to grow gold production?
- Assessing investor interest: Where is attractive for those looking to invest capital?
Speakers
Caroline Donally
Jeff Quartermaine
Sébastien de Montessus
Tshokolo Nchocho
3 February
17:20 - 18:00
CTICC
- Bridging the gap: How can the mining sector support training and jobs so it’s perceived in a positive light by young people?
- Tackling mining’s inherent PR problem via youth engagement
- Case studies of youth engagement policies: What has worked, what hasn’t and why?
Main Stage
Tackling the youth challenge: How can the mining sector be an engine for development across Africa?
- Bridging the gap: How can the mining sector support training and jobs so it’s perceived in a positive light by young people?
- Tackling mining’s inherent PR problem via youth engagement
- Case studies of youth engagement policies: What has worked, what hasn’t and why?
Speakers
Deshnee Naidoo
Olebogeng Sentsho
3 February
18:00 - 22:00
Close of Day One - Indaba Social Events & Networking
4 February
09:00 - 09:05
CTICC
CTICC Africa/Johannesburg
Main Stage
Day Two Welcome & Opening Remarks
Member of the Advisory Board and Head of Content for Mining Indaba
Moderators
Noluthando Primrose Gosa
Tom Quinn
Speakers
Nkateko Mathonsi
4 February
09:25 - 09:45
CTICC
- Empowerment through investment: the role of EXIM in Africa’s economic engine
- The impact of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) on pan-African investment in natural resources & supply chains
- What is next for EXIM in Africa’s extractive industries and supply chains? Seizing opportunities and building on access to working capital programs
Main Stage
Opening Keynote: Investing in Africa’s mining sector as the economic heart of regional & international development
- Empowerment through investment: the role of EXIM in Africa’s economic engine
- The impact of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) on pan-African investment in natural resources & supply chains
- What is next for EXIM in Africa’s extractive industries and supply chains? Seizing opportunities and building on access to working capital programs
Speakers
Kimberly A. Reed
4 February
09:45 - 10:15
CTICC
- What is next for Africa’s mining sector: How will sector heavyweights shape it in years to come?
- What does this mean for investors, other mining companies and government?
- What should major companies 2 core strategies be? And how can they focus on this together?
Main Stage
Keynote Debate: Africa’s mining sector as an engine for development: What’s next?
- What is next for Africa’s mining sector: How will sector heavyweights shape it in years to come?
- What does this mean for investors, other mining companies and government?
- What should major companies 2 core strategies be? And how can they focus on this together?
Moderators
S. Vijay Iyer
Speakers
Anil Agarwal
Mark Cutifani
Mcebisi Jonas
Simone Niven
4 February
10:15 - 10:35
CTICC
Main Stage
4 February
10:35 - 10:55
CTICC
Main Stage
4 February
10:55 - 11:35
CTICC
- How can governments work closely with major Chinese companies as part of the Belt and Road Initiative?
- How can companies in Africa position themselves to work more closely with China?
- Examining how Chinese companies could grow sustainability in the future with local partnerships
Main Stage
China: Examining long term partnerships for win-win investment results as part of the Belt and Road Initiative
- How can governments work closely with major Chinese companies as part of the Belt and Road Initiative?
- How can companies in Africa position themselves to work more closely with China?
- Examining how Chinese companies could grow sustainability in the future with local partnerships
Moderators
Kobus van der Wath
Speakers
Dawn Mokhobo
4 February
12:00 - 12:40
CTICC
- Examples of success: Why have these worked and how can they be replicated?
- Examining existing developmental challenges from Tanzania to the DRC: What’s next?
- Case study: update on Sierra Leone’s latest policies
- Building a culture of trust: How can this be established in the long term? How can policy certainty become engrained to attract long-term investment even as governments change?
Main Stage
The Resource Nationalism challenge: How can governments increasingly find compromises that engender growth while allowing business to make significant profits?
- Examples of success: Why have these worked and how can they be replicated?
- Examining existing developmental challenges from Tanzania to the DRC: What’s next?
- Case study: update on Sierra Leone’s latest policies
- Building a culture of trust: How can this be established in the long term? How can policy certainty become engrained to attract long-term investment even as governments change?
Moderators
Dr. Saleem Ali
Speakers
Christopher Sheldon
Heidi Sternberg
Nonkululeko Nyembezi-Heita
4 February
12:40 - 13:00
CTICC
Main Stage
4 February
13:00 - 14:00
Networking Lunch
4 February
14:00 - 14:50
CTICC
- The potential negative long-term effect of higher tariffs amidst trade tensions between the US and its trade partners
- Impacts of weaker economies and rising geopolitical tensions eg. between the US and Iran
- Positioning gold as a mainstream asset that is as liquid as other financial securities
Main Stage
Gold commodity focus – in partnership with World Gold Council
Uncovering potential impacts of high gold price volatility – what is the market telling us?
- The potential negative long-term effect of higher tariffs amidst trade tensions between the US and its trade partners
- Impacts of weaker economies and rising geopolitical tensions eg. between the US and Iran
- Positioning gold as a mainstream asset that is as liquid as other financial securities
Moderators
John Reade
Speakers
Francois Hardy
John Reade
Mark Bristow
Neal Froneman
Sébastien de Montessus
4 February
16:00 - 16:40
CTICC
- Through YES, businesses will create a 12 month paid position for a youth between the ages of 18 and 35 with a minimum stipend of R3 500.
- Total of over 250 companies in South Africa have joined YES
- What can businesses and leaders do to support strategies like YES to tackle the critical youth unemployment issue in South Africa?
Main Stage
Economy Panel: Mining in South Africa and the YES Initiative
President Cyril Ramaphosa has given a mandate to the Youth Employment Service (YES) initiative which was launched in 2018 in an effort to create 1 million new 12-month job opportunities for young people.
- Through YES, businesses will create a 12 month paid position for a youth between the ages of 18 and 35 with a minimum stipend of R3 500.
- Total of over 250 companies in South Africa have joined YES
- What can businesses and leaders do to support strategies like YES to tackle the critical youth unemployment issue in South Africa?
Moderators
Khensani Nobanda
Speakers
Emmy Leeka
Frans Msokoli Baleni
Khensani Nobanda
Mcebisi Jonas
Roger Baxter
Tashmia Ismail Saville
4 February
16:40 - 17:20
CTICC
- Derisking cobalt mining in the context of child labour
- The role of cobalt end-users in supply chain transparency
- Do African battery metals producers have to be concerned about the United States new Minerals Security Act to begin reducing the United States’ dependence on foreign minerals?
- Positioning DRC in a positive investment light
Main Stage
Metals Focus: Cobalt and the DRC
- Derisking cobalt mining in the context of child labour
- The role of cobalt end-users in supply chain transparency
- Do African battery metals producers have to be concerned about the United States new Minerals Security Act to begin reducing the United States’ dependence on foreign minerals?
- Positioning DRC in a positive investment light
Moderators
Colin Hamilton
Speakers
Sarvesh Suri
4 February
17:20 - 18:00
CTICC
- How should labour and industry work together to ensure Africa’s mining sector doesn’t fall behind, while looking after employees?
- The big debate: Should the country import highly skilled workers for this if each one of them creates another four jobs?
- The African Union (AU) Agenda 2063 is a blueprint to support the continent’s accelerated growth, tech transformation, and to drive the benefits of a digitised economy.
- The AU agenda is aligned to South Africa’s own National Development Plan (NDP) 2030 vision of transforming the country into an inclusive and innovative digital society.
Main Stage
Preparing for the fourth industrial revolution: How can African mining position itself for growth and avoid the shocks of potential automation?
- How should labour and industry work together to ensure Africa’s mining sector doesn’t fall behind, while looking after employees?
- The big debate: Should the country import highly skilled workers for this if each one of them creates another four jobs?
- The African Union (AU) Agenda 2063 is a blueprint to support the continent’s accelerated growth, tech transformation, and to drive the benefits of a digitised economy.
- The AU agenda is aligned to South Africa’s own National Development Plan (NDP) 2030 vision of transforming the country into an inclusive and innovative digital society.
Moderators
Frans Msokoli Baleni
Speakers
Cheryl Carolus
Deshnee Naidoo
Joseph Mathunjwa
Sheila Khama
Tshokolo Nchocho
4 February
18:00 - 22:00
Close of Day Two - Indaba Social Events & Networking
5 February
09:00 - 09:05
CTICC
Main Stage
Day Three Welcome & Opening Remarks
Member of the Advisory Board and Head of Content Mining Indaba
Moderators
Frans Msokoli Baleni
Tom Quinn
Speakers
Frans Msokoli Baleni
5 February
09:05 - 09:25
CTICC
Main Stage
Head of State / Ministerial Address
5 February
09:25 - 10:45
CTICC
Keynote followed by interview on Chinese investment in African mining and impact on local economies with:
Robert Friedland, CEO, Ivanhoe Mines
Yufeng “Miles” Sun, President, CITIC Metal Group Limited and Co-Chairman, Ivanhoe Mines
Dr. Patricia Makhesha, CEO Platinum, Ivanhoe Mines
CTICC Africa/Johannesburg
CEO Opening Keynote & Interview
China’s significant CITIC Metal investment and the Kamoa-Kakula Project – “unquestionably the best copper development project in the world,”
Keynote followed by interview on Chinese investment in African mining and impact on local economies with:
Robert Friedland, CEO, Ivanhoe Mines
Yufeng “Miles” Sun, President, CITIC Metal Group Limited and Co-Chairman, Ivanhoe Mines
Dr. Patricia Makhesha, CEO Platinum, Ivanhoe Mines
Speakers
Robert Friedland
5 February
10:45 - 11:55
CTICC
Winners will gain access to 2 hours of mentoring time with each judge to help catapult their careers forwards. In addition, they will gain access to significant amounts of press coverage through Mining Indaba’s PR team to further help them stand out!
Finally, they will receive free accommodation and a free pass to Mining Indaba 2021. The Winner will be announced at the Young Leaders Career Development Programme at Mining Indaba.
Carole Cable, Partner, Brunswick and Non-Executive Director, Nyrstar and City Natural Resources High Yield Trust PLC
Professor Adam Habib, Vice-Chancellor and Principal, University of the Witwatersrand
CTICC Africa/Johannesburg
Main Stage
Mining Indaba Leaders of Tomorrow Competition
4 selected young leaders will battle it out, pitching their ideas or projects to a leading panel of judges with a chance to win the award of ‘Mining Indaba’s Leaders of Tomorrow Competition in Partnership with Brunswick Group.
Winners will gain access to 2 hours of mentoring time with each judge to help catapult their careers forwards. In addition, they will gain access to significant amounts of press coverage through Mining Indaba’s PR team to further help them stand out!
Finally, they will receive free accommodation and a free pass to Mining Indaba 2021. The Winner will be announced at the Young Leaders Career Development Programme at Mining Indaba.
Carole Cable, Partner, Brunswick and Non-Executive Director, Nyrstar and City Natural Resources High Yield Trust PLC
Professor Adam Habib, Vice-Chancellor and Principal, University of the Witwatersrand
Moderators
Carole Cable
Olebogeng Sentsho
Professor Adam Habib
5 February
12:00 - 13:00
CTICC
However, it still remains an unregulated and risky part of Africa’s mining sector with recent fatalities highlighted in the global media and a major cause for concern with large mining operators
- How can established industry work collaboratively with artisanal miners to find a safe, productive and economically viable solution?
- Which countries and companies are making progress in reducing fatalities and risk in artisanal mining?
Main Stage
Bringing artisanal mining into the open – the socio-economic and environmental debate
In the Central African Republic, artisanal miners contribute approx. $115 million to the economy each year, and in Uganda small-scale miners generate 20x more to GDP than those employed in farming, fishing & forestry.
However, it still remains an unregulated and risky part of Africa’s mining sector with recent fatalities highlighted in the global media and a major cause for concern with large mining operators
- How can established industry work collaboratively with artisanal miners to find a safe, productive and economically viable solution?
- Which countries and companies are making progress in reducing fatalities and risk in artisanal mining?
Speakers
Feriel Zerouki
Pamela Fierst-Walsh
5 February
13:00 - 14:00
Networking Lunch
5 February
14:00 - 15:00
CTICC
Adaptation within the mining sector is needed to address the impacts of climate change that are happening now, to increase resilience to future impacts, and to enable sustainable socio-economic development.
What is the current status of - and how are mining companies responding to – growing risks including:
- extreme weather patterns causing flood and storm damage to infrastructure
- transport disruption affecting supply chain reliability
- GHGs from Scope 2 & 3 emissions and reduction strategies
- increased competition for climate-sensitive resources such as water and energy
Main Stage
Big Picture Panel: Climate Change & Sustainability focus
Climate change and its impacts represent a physical risk to mining operations and installations, and a broader societal risk to the communities and workforce on which mining projects rely.
Adaptation within the mining sector is needed to address the impacts of climate change that are happening now, to increase resilience to future impacts, and to enable sustainable socio-economic development.
What is the current status of - and how are mining companies responding to – growing risks including:
- extreme weather patterns causing flood and storm damage to infrastructure
- transport disruption affecting supply chain reliability
- GHGs from Scope 2 & 3 emissions and reduction strategies
- increased competition for climate-sensitive resources such as water and energy
Speakers
John Mulligan
Mark Cutifani
Tom Albanese
5 February
15:00 - 15:30
CTICC
- South Africa: platinum & rhodium - the world’s rarest precious metal is now hitting highs of $5,000-an-ounce
- South Africa & Gabon: manganese and Rare Earth’s production in Africa
Main Stage
Rare Earth and Precious Metals focus
- South Africa: platinum & rhodium - the world’s rarest precious metal is now hitting highs of $5,000-an-ounce
- South Africa & Gabon: manganese and Rare Earth’s production in Africa
5 February
15:30 - 16:00
Networking Break & Refreshments
5 February
16:00 - 16:20
CTICC
Main Stage
Corporate Presentation
5 February
16:20 - 16:40
CTICC
Main Stage
Corporate Presentation
5 February
16:40 - 17:30
CTICC
- Examining synthetic demand and projections: What impact will this have on country’s economies? Is there a chance of big shocks?
- Assessing current plans to manage synthetic development, how could it be embraced?
- Environmental costs of synthetics vs mined diamonds: What are the facts?
Main Stage
High-value mining - diamonds: How are miners and government going to cope with the growth of synthetics?
- Examining synthetic demand and projections: What impact will this have on country’s economies? Is there a chance of big shocks?
- Assessing current plans to manage synthetic development, how could it be embraced?
- Environmental costs of synthetics vs mined diamonds: What are the facts?
Speakers
Des Kilalea
Eira Thomas
Hon. Eric M. Molale
5 February
17:30 - 22:00
Close of Day Three - Indaba Social Events & Networking
Investment Battlefield
3 February
14:00 - 14:05
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Opening Remarks Investment Battlefield
3 February
14:05 - 14:10
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Battery & Energy Minerals - Company 1
3 February
14:10 - 14:20
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Erez Ichilov
Jonathan Cordero
Vera Ivanova
3 February
14:20 - 14:25
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Battery & Energy Minerals - Company 2
3 February
14:25 - 14:35
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Erez Ichilov
Jonathan Cordero
Vera Ivanova
3 February
14:35 - 14:40
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Battery & Energy Minerals - Company 3
3 February
14:40 - 14:50
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Erez Ichilov
Jonathan Cordero
Vera Ivanova
3 February
14:50 - 14:55
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Battery & Energy Minerals - Company 4
3 February
14:55 - 15:05
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Erez Ichilov
Jonathan Cordero
Vera Ivanova
3 February
15:10 - 15:15
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of the winner
3 February
15:15 - 15:25
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Networking Break
3 February
15:25 - 15:30
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Battery & Energy Minerals - Company 5
3 February
15:30 - 15:40
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Fred White
Johan Bester
Jonathan Cordero
3 February
15:40 - 15:45
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Battery & Energy Minerals - Company 6
3 February
15:45 - 15:55
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Fred White
Johan Bester
Jonathan Cordero
3 February
15:55 - 16:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Battery & Energy Minerals - Company 7
3 February
16:00 - 16:10
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Fred White
Johan Bester
Jonathan Cordero
3 February
16:10 - 16:15
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Battery & Energy Minerals - Company 8
3 February
16:15 - 16:25
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Fred White
Johan Bester
Jonathan Cordero
3 February
16:30 - 16:35
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of the winner
4 February
09:55 - 10:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Opening Remarks Investment Battlefield
4 February
10:00 - 10:05
CTICC
Battery Metals Day
Precious Metals - Company 1
4 February
10:05 - 10:15
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Cheatle
Ilja Graulich
Peter Major
4 February
10:15 - 10:20
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Precious Metals - Company 2
4 February
10:20 - 10:30
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Cheatle
Ilja Graulich
Peter Major
4 February
10:30 - 10:35
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Precious Metals - Company 3
4 February
10:35 - 10:45
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Cheatle
Ilja Graulich
Peter Major
4 February
10:45 - 10:50
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Precious Metals - Company 4
4 February
10:50 - 11:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Cheatle
Ilja Graulich
Peter Major
4 February
11:05 - 11:10
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of the winner
4 February
11:10 - 11:25
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Networking Break
4 February
11:25 - 11:30
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Precious Metals - Company 5
4 February
11:30 - 11:40
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Cheatle
Ilja Graulich
Patrick Chidley
4 February
11:40 - 11:45
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Precious Metals - Company 6
4 February
11:45 - 11:55
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Cheatle
Ilja Graulich
Patrick Chidley
4 February
11:55 - 12:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Precious Metals - Company 7
4 February
12:05 - 12:15
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Cheatle
Ilja Graulich
Patrick Chidley
4 February
12:15 - 12:20
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Precious Metals - Company 8
4 February
12:20 - 12:30
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Cheatle
Ilja Graulich
Patrick Chidley
4 February
12:35 - 12:40
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of the winner
4 February
12:40 - 13:30
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Lunch Break
4 February
13:30 - 13:35
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Bulk & Base Metals - Company 1
4 February
13:35 - 13:45
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Ferrier
Michael Anderson
Pim Kalisvaart
4 February
13:45 - 13:50
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Bulk & Base Metals - Company 2
4 February
13:50 - 14:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Ferrier
Michael Anderson
Pim Kalisvaart
4 February
14:00 - 14:05
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Bulk & Base Metals – Company 3
4 February
14:05 - 14:15
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Ferrier
Michael Anderson
Pim Kalisvaart
4 February
14:15 - 14:20
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Bulk & Base Metals – Company 4
4 February
14:20 - 14:30
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Ferrier
Michael Anderson
Pim Kalisvaart
4 February
14:35 - 14:40
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of the winner
4 February
14:40 - 14:55
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Networking Break
4 February
14:55 - 15:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Bulk & Base Metals – Company 5
4 February
15:00 - 15:10
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Ferrier
Jito Kayumba
Zeno van Gils
4 February
15:10 - 15:15
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Bulk & Base Metals – Company 6
4 February
15:25 - 15:35
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Bulk & Base Metals – Company 7
4 February
15:30 - 15:40
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Ferrier
Jito Kayumba
Zeno van Gils
4 February
15:40 - 15:45
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Bulk & Base Metals – Company 8
4 February
15:45 - 15:55
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Andrew Ferrier
Jito Kayumba
Zeno van Gils
4 February
16:00 - 16:05
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of the winner
5 February
09:55 - 10:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Opening Remarks Investment Battlefield Day 3
5 February
10:00 - 10:05
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Semi Final – Early-Stage Exploration - Company 1
5 February
10:05 - 10:15
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Caroline Donally
David Twist
Jacqueline Murray
4 February
10:15 - 10:20
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Semi Final – Early-Stage Exploration - Company 2
5 February
10:20 - 10:30
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Caroline Donally
David Twist
Jacqueline Murray
5 February
10:30 - 10:35
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Semi Final – Early-Stage Exploration - Company 3
5 February
10:35 - 10:40
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Caroline Donally
David Twist
Jacqueline Murray
5 February
11:05 - 11:10
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of the two winners
5 February
11:10 - 11:25
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Networking Break
5 February
11:25 - 11:30
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Semi Final – Advanced Exploration/ Development - Company 4
5 February
11:30 - 11:40
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Caroline Donally
Willem Middelkoop
5 February
11:40 - 11:45
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Semi Final – Advanced Exploration/ Development - Company 5
5 February
11:50 - 12:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Feedback Judging Panel
Speakers
Caroline Donally
Willem Middelkoop
5 February
12:00 - 12:05
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Semi Final – Advanced Exploration/ Development - Company 6
5 February
12:30 - 12:35
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of the 4 finalists
5 February
12:35 - 14:00
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Lunch Break
5 February
14:00 - 14:05
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Announcement of 4 Finalists
5 February
14:05 - 14:10
CTICC
Investment Battlefield
Finalist 1
5 February
14:10 - 14:20