Bruce Hooper

Chief Geologist Noronex

Bruce Hooper is a geologist with extensive experience spanning the base metal, precious metal and energy sectors across five continents.

Bruce has been involved with a number of significant discoveries in Australia and internationally. Within senior management teams, he has developed and run a number of operations and led due diligence and transaction teams on successful acquisitions, investments, joint ventures and project sales across the mining sector.

Most recently, he was the Business Development Officer at Sandfire Resources Ltd (ASX: SFR). Including being President of Tintina Resources based in Montana, USA and compleing the MOD Resources acquisition in Botswana.

Prior to 2012, Bruce worked for a variety of companies including British Petroleum ('BP'), Rio Tinto Ltd, North Ltd, Straits Resources Ltd, Perilya Ltd, Ivernia Inc. along with both private and public board roles. Bruce holds an BSc (Hons) from the University of Leeds and is a Registered Professional Geoscientist of the AIG.

Bruce currently consults as B&B Resources, Chief Geologist for Noronex Ltd and is an ambassador for the charitable organisation, Teach Learn Grow

2024 Agenda Sessions

Critical Minerals in Africa

Developing exploration projects towards production

Marrying demand and supply - what can juniors do to accelerate their critical minerals projects beyond exploration-only assets?
Is the continent adequately set up to support these projects? How will a lack of infrastructure affect junior miners’ ability to deliver critical minerals projects to market at volumes that support global demand?
How can a candid approach to traceability by juniors improve the marketability of their mineral assets?
How do juniors find equal opportunities for their critical mineral projects in-country through downstream beneficiation and through export

Wednesday 07 February 10:20 - 11:00 Innovators Stage

Junior Miners Day

Add to calendar 02/07/2024 10:20 02/07/2024 11:00 Critical Minerals in Africa Developing exploration projects towards production

Marrying demand and supply - what can juniors do to accelerate their critical minerals projects beyond exploration-only assets?
Is the continent adequately set up to support these projects? How will a lack of infrastructure affect junior miners’ ability to deliver critical minerals projects to market at volumes that support global demand?
How can a candid approach to traceability by juniors improve the marketability of their mineral assets?
How do juniors find equal opportunities for their critical mineral projects in-country through downstream beneficiation and through export

Innovators Stage Africa/Johannesburg

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