Mining Summit

The FT Mining Summit, part of the FT Commodities Series, returned in-person for the first time in 2022 and broke the news. All sessions are now available to watch on demand so if you missed it, be sure to catch up on all the discussions. 

A huge thank you to all those who attended in-person and online, to all of our incredible speakers and valued sponsors. We hope to see you all again next year on 5 - 6 October 2023 in London.

At this year's summit C-suite miners engaged with investors and policymakers to tackle the industry’s most pressing barriers to drive the sector forward and to set the agenda for the future.

Speaking Opportunities

Diana Whittington
diana.whittington@ft.com

Sponsorship Opportunities 

Peter Bamford
peter.bamford@ft.com

Delegate Services 

Sean Hammond
sean.hammond@ft.com

Critical Metals

Will policymakers step in and speed up the permitting process for new mines as a result of the war in Ukraine?

Demystifying ESG

Can the clear disclosure of environmental, social and governance metrics raise the credibility of the mining sector as it seeks to attract mainstream investors?

Decarbonising Steel

What are the technologies that could help clean up the industry in smaller, more incremental steps?

Water Scarcity and the Energy Transition

How can copper mines be managed in water scarce regions as demand continues to grow?

Industry focus: Resourcing the Car Industry

Can the car industry use it's huge buying power to drive change in the mining industry?

Raw Material Focus: Nickel

Can nickel supply respond to increased demand and will it be engineered out of the next generation of batteries?

The Mine of the Future

Will technological advances in areas such as AI and automation change the way metals and minerals are produced?

Country focus - Zambia

Can Zambia succeed in regaining its position as Africa’s top copper producer?

Gold’s Existential Crisis

Is the industry doing enough to bring gold into the digital era?

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