This document provides information about the 3rd Copper Recycling Conference to be held June 17-19, 2014 at the Sheraton Hotel in Stockholm, Sweden. It lists the confirmed speakers and their affiliations. The conference will focus on drivers, challenges and opportunities in the copper, copper alloy, and electronic scrap industries. Attendees will represent scrap generators and processors, copper smelters and refiners, traders, equipment suppliers, recycling companies, and more. The agenda includes sessions on copper scrap in the global value chain, emerging market trends, electronic scrap as a source of copper, and operational challenges in recycling. There will also be panels on the role of scrap in the copper industry and a trading keynote on reposition

1. Sheraton Hotel, Stockholm, Sweden
17-19 June 2014
Copper
3rd
RecyclingConference
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Confirmedspeakersinclude:
lAlexandreDelacoux, DirectorGeneral, BIRWorldFederation,Belgium
lHelenaCastren, SeniorSustainabilityOfficer, Nokia,Finland
lKerstinKonradsson, President, BolidenSmelters,Sweden
lDirkGoris, SeniorR&D Manager, Metallo-ChimiqueNV,Belgium
lOlovBoman, SRM Manager, Boliden,Sweden
lMarcusKartenbeck, Executive DirectorScrap &Alloys, AurubisAG,Germany
lMattiasRapaport, Head ofNon-Ferrous & Stainless Steel, StenaMetalInternationalAB,Sweden
lLuisTerceroEspinoza, Coordinator, Business Unit Systemic Risks, FraunhoferISI,Germany
lEricHarries,Assoc Counsel and DirectorofGovt and IntlAffairs, ISRI,USA
lBernhardGötsch, Non-FerrousTrader, LoackerRecycling,Austria
lDhawalShah, Director, MetcoMarketing(India)PvtLtd,India
lNorbertZonneveld, Executive Secretary, EuropeanElectronicsRecyclersAssn(EERA),Netherlands
lDaveCuckney, Manager, International Maritime Bureau, ICCCommercialCrimeServices,UK
lIanLittlewood, CopperAnalyst, WoodMackenzie,UK
lToniReftman, Managing Director, EldanRecyclingA/S,Denmark
lScottMcGlothlin,Vice President, MetsoRBLProcessTechnologyGroup,USA
lGerardoAlvear, Principal Metallurgist, XT-aGlencoreCompany,Canada
lMarcGascon, RawMaterials Purchasing, LaFargaGroup,Spain
lMarcoCalamia, Head ofMetal, KMEGroup,Italy
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Preconferencefieldtrip
toBolidenRönnskär’s
e-scrapandcopper
smeltingplants
A unique event focusing on copper’s re-use and recycling industry dynamics

2. Scrap and recycling remain very much on the
radar screens ofthe copper industry chain. With
close to 40% ofthe copperconsumed eachyear
coming from secondary sources, it is difficult to
ignore the dynamics and influence of copper
scrap, all the more so at this time when the
overall market has tipped into a marginal
surplus.Copperscrapiskeytoindustrybalances,
itisavitalsourceofrawmaterialforfabricators,
ingot makers, smelter and refiners, bringing
energy savings and resource efficiencies. Even
miners and primary metal producers are keenly
aware today of the strong interaction between
scrap availability and metal prices, TC/RCs and
blisterand cathode premiums.
But the copper recycling value chain is becoming
increasingly complex and challenging. As more
companies seek to boost their usage of scrap and
secondary feeds, there is an increasing need for
unambiguous information on scrap types and flows, for
improved collection systems, processes and
technologies, new trading partners and investment
sources. Metal Bulletin Events’ Copper Recycling
Conference provides just the focused, informative forum
in which to address these needs.
Moving this year to Scandinavia – a region long at the
forefront of recycling as part of environmental
protection, the Copper Recycling Conference will home
in on the drivers, challenges and opportunities facing the
copper, copper alloy and electronic scrap generating,
processing and consuming business.
17-19 June 2014 • Sheraton Hotel, Stockholm, Sweden
Copper
3rd
RecyclingConference
Who should attend?
lScrap generators and processors
lCoppersmelters and refiners – both primary
and secondary
lIngot producers, alloymakers andfabricators
and mills
lTraders and merchants ofscraps and residues
lEquipment andtechnologysuppliers
lRecycling and dismantling companies
lOriginalelectronic equipment manufacturers
lEnvironmentalauthorities
lFinanciers, legislators, end-users of
copperproducts
lCollection andtransportation companies
lAlex Stewart
International Corp
lAlterTrading Corp
lAnamet SA
lAndritz Maerz GmbH
lAtlantic CopperSLU
lAurubisAG
lAusmelt – OutotecTSL
lBipromet SA
lBIR
lBoliden CommercialAB
lBulk ID
lCNAMetals Limited
lCodelco Kupferhandel
GmbH
lContinuus Properzi SpA
lCoprim Ingenieria SA
lCunext CopperIndustries
SL
lDowa Metals & Mining
Co Ltd
lEburyPartners UK Ltd
lElkem GmbH
lElmet SLU
lEMR Ltd
lEurope Metals BV
lEuropean Commission
DG Enterprise and
Industry
lEuropean Electronics
RecyclersAssn (EERA)
lFraunhoferISI
lGlencore
lGlobal Metal Ltd
lGrupo IUSA
lHalcorSA
lHaldorTopsoeAS
lHewlett Packard GmbH
lHydromet Ltd
lIFCM Metals & Materials
GmbH
lIMN Gliwice
lIndumetal Recycling SA
lInspectorate
International Limited
lInstitute ofNon-ferrous
Metals
lInternational Copper
StudyGroup
lInternational Wrought
CopperCouncil
lISRI – Institute ofScrap
Recycling Industries
lJean Goldschmidt
International SA
lJGI – Jean Goldschmidt
International SA
lJX Nippon Mining &
Metals Corp – Recycling
& Environmental
Services Gp
lKGHM Legnica Copper
Smelter& Refinery
lKGHM Metraco SA
lKGHM Poland
lKME Group
lLa Farga Group
lLoackerRecycling GmbH
lLondon Metal Exchange
lMacquarie Capital
(Europe) Ltd
lMetal Solution Provider
lMetallic Media Limited
lMetallo Chimique NV
lMetallum Group BV
lMetso RBL
lMinmetals UK Ltd
lMitsui & Co Europe Plc
lMontanwerke Brixlegg
AG
lNicico
lNord Schrott Gmbh &
Co KG
lOrient International
Group
lPan Pacific Copper
lParanapanema SA
lPiraiki Metal SA
lPrime Materials Recovery
lRecupyl
lRecyclage Recuperation
Magazine
lRecycling International
lSarkuysanAS
lScholz RecyclingAG &
Co KG
lSGS GermanyGmbH
lSiegfried Jacob
Metallwerke GmbH &
Co KG
lSims Metal
ManagementAsia Ltd
lSteinert
Elektromagnetbau
GmbH
lStewart Group
lTangentTrading Ltd
lThe UniversityofTokyo
lThermo FisherScientific
lThomson Reuters
lThyssenKrupp
Metallurgical Products
GmbH
lTom Martin & Company
lTriland Metals Ltd
lUmicore Precious Metals
Refining
lVan Heyghen Recycling
– Group Galloo
lVoss International
lWestTech
lWood Mackenzie Ltd
lXstrataTechnology
Companies previously attending
“Wellorganised-professional
yetfriendlyenvironment.”
Iram Owda, Trader,
Orient InternationalGroup
“Diverseandwell
balancedprogramme.”
GerardoAlvear, Principal Metallurgist,
XT– a Glencore company
5%
7%
7%
82%
Companies attending in 2013 by region Companies attending in
2013 by Job Title
CEO / MD 42%
Finance 15%
Trading 15%
Sales & Marketing 13%
Procurement 10%
Logistics 3%
Analyst 2%

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Tuesday 17 June 2014
06:30 OptionalfieldtriptoBolidenRönnskär’se-scrapand
coppersmeltingplants
18:00 Returnoffieldtripandregistrationfollowedbyinformal
pre-conferencedrinks
Day one:
Wednesday 18 June 2014
08:00 Registrationdeskopens
09:00 Openingremarks
Ann-MarieMoreno, SeniorConference Programme
Manager, MetalBulletinEvents,UK
09:10 Welcomeaddress
KerstinKonradsson, President, BolidenSmelters,Sweden
Session I: Copper scrap in the
global value chain
09:40 Adynamicanalysisofglobalcopperflows
• Studying stocks,flows and recycling ratesfora betterunderstanding of
howcopperis used and re-used
• Howefficient is copperrecyclingwhen it comesto end-of-life scrap?
• Where aretheweak points inthe recycling loop?
• What long-termtrends have been identified in copperrecycling?
LuisTerceroEspinoza, Coordinator, Business Unit Systemic
Risks, FraunhoferISI,Germany
10:10 MarketsPanel:Primaryandrecyclingindustryexperts
sharetheirviewsontheroleofscrapinthecopper
businessandtheimpactofscraponindustrybalances
• Howdo scrap prices interactwith primaryvalues, premiums andTC/RCs?
• Howdoes China’s demandforscrap drive global copperprices?
• Scraptradeflows and availability–which grades ofscrap are in greatest
demand? Howisthis impacting on discounts?
• Copperscrap: market size,flows and drivers
• Istighterscrap more a measure ofslowerfabricating activitythan
increasing demand?
• Whatimpactaretariffsandothertradebarriershavingonthemarketplace?
• Howisthetraditional role ofthe merchant changingto meetthe market
oftoday?
Panellists include:
BernhardGötsch, Non-FerrousTrader,
LoackerRecycling,Austria
IanLittlewood, CopperAnalyst, WoodMackenzie,UK
MarcusKartenbeck, Executive DirectorScrap &Alloys,
AurubisAG,Germany
11:10 Refreshmentbreak
Session II: Emerging market
trends – is the playing field
starting to level out?
11:40 CopperdemandgrowthinIndiaandimplicationsfor
scrapusage
• Balances alongthe copperindustrychain –where does scrapfit in?
• India as importerofscraps and residues – origins, grades,tariffs
• Will recycling in India getthe support and direction it needsto prosper?
• Whatwill drive scrap usage inthefuture – economics,
regulation,technology?
DhawalShah,Director,MetcoMarketing(India)PvtLtd,India
12:10 HowistherecyclinglandscapechanginginChinaand
whatwillthismeanforcopperscrapdemand?
• Is Chinaturning more and moreto its own internal scrap? What are
the limitations?
• Which grades are in biggest demand andforwhat products?
• Howhas legislation impacted on imports and recycling capacities?
• As domestic costs risetowhat degree is process innovation and
automation being embraced?
12:40 Lunch
Session III: Electronic scrap as a
growing source of copper units
14:00 Technical,legislativeandenvironmental
challengesfortheWEErecyclingchain
• Howdothese impact at each stage inthe loop –from generators and
collectorstothe consumers ofthevarious scrap streams?
• What dothe newe-scrap standards signifyforthe recycling business?
• Howare WEE/e-scraptradeflows being influenced bylegislation,
recycling capacities and market economics?
NorbertZonneveld, Executive Secretary,
EuropeanElectronicsRecyclersAssn(EERA),Netherlands
14:30 Recyclabilityinconsumerelectronics–howisthisbeing
achievedfromdesignthroughtodisposal?
• What arethe legal requirements, in Europe and elsewhere?
• Howdoesthis affect choice ofmaterials?
• Initiativesaimedatboostingcollectionandrecoveryofend-of-lifeproducts
• Howcanthe electronics and metals industriesworktogethertotryto
closethe recycling loop?
HelenaCastren, SeniorSustainabilityOfficer, Nokia,Finland
15:00 Electronicscraprecyclingasagrowingglobalbusiness
• Towhat degree do legislation, economics,technologydrive recycling
ofe-scrap?
• Howfast isthis sectorgrowing andwhat arethe mainfeeds availableto
the recycler?
• Materialflowsheets in electronic scrap recoveryand optimisation
• Will WEEE legislation EU-style be rolled out elsewhere andwhatwillthis
meanforscrapflows?
• WEEE as a source ofcopperand otherprecious metals –the
Boliden approach
OlovBoman, SRM Manager, Boliden,Sweden
15:30 Refreshmentbreak
Session IV: Overcoming
operational hurdles in an
increasingly complex
recycling chain
16:00 Sourcing,samplingandsegregation–whatstrategiesand
solutionscanthesuccessfulrecyclercallupon?
• The long-term contract orsupplieralliance –what benefits dothese
bringforboth sides?
• Shouldthe recyclergofurtherand establish a collection and processing
network ofits own?
• Polymetallic recycling –the challenges andthe advantages in
today’s marketplace
• Workingwith suppliersto developtechnologies appropriatetothe
materialsflow
• As scrap complexityincreases, howdoesthis impact on sampling,
separation and scrapvalue?
MarcusKartenbeck, Executive DirectorScrap &Alloys,
AurubisAG,Germany

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16:30 Producingwroughtcopperandalloyproductsviathe
directmeltroute
•Whatarethemainsecondaryfeedstocksforrolledproducts,rod,tubes,etc?
•Whatlimitationsarethereoncoppercontentandimpuritiesinthefeedmix?
• Is it possibletotalk ofa “closed loop”system in brass and other
alloyrecycling?
• Towhat degree isthe prime:scrap ratio determined byscrap availability,
price, hedgeability, sustainability, application?
MarcoCalamia, Head ofMetal, KMEGroup,Italy
17:00 Challengesposedbytherecyclingofothermetals
containedinbrassandcopperalloys
• Which alloying elements presentthe greatesttechnical difficulties
andwhy?
• What impact is legislation having onthe use and recoveryofdifferent
alloyingredients?
• The application ofbismuthverses silicon in copperalloysfrom a
sustainabilityand recycling perspective
DirkGoris, SeniorR&D Manager,
Metallo-ChimiqueNV,Belgium
17:30 CloseofDay1
Day two:
Thursday 19 June 2014
08:30 Registrationandrefreshments
09:00 Openingremarks
09:10 TradingKeynote: Repositioninginthescrapbusiness
• Canthe old model ofmultiyards and local contacts survivefrom a
financial perspective?
• Intoday’s internet-drivenworld, is market knowledge stillworth money?
• As closed loops divert more and more material – howcanthetraditional
merchant compete?
• Is internationalisationthe onlywayforward? What ofniche services such
as logistics, equipment supplies,workingwith more complex materials?
MattiasRapaport, Head ofNon-Ferrous & Stainless Steel,
StenaMetalInternationalAB,Sweden
Session V: Scrap as a high-priced
and sought-after commodity
09:40 Ensuringtheenvironmentallysoundmanagementof
wasteprocessingatgloballevel
• What defines environmentallysoundwastetreatment – in industrialised
economies and elsewhere?
• Can environmentallysound management be achievedthrough
voluntarymeasures alone?
• Are existing regulations underthe UN, OECDl and EU achievingtheir
aimsforbothtrade andthe environment?
• What additional burdenwould EU-imposed certification place on
recyclingfacilities in non-OECD countries and inthe EU?
AlexandreDelacoux, DirectorGeneral,
BIRWorldFederation,Belgium
10:10 Copperscrapasavaluableglobalcommodity
–andatargetofcriminals
• Howprevalent is scrap crime globally? Is containertheft onthe rise?
• What official initiatives are beingtakento combat it? What canyou do as
buyerorseller?
• What about paperorinternetfraud? What measures canyou adoptto
make sureyou are not caught?
• Willyou have anylegal redress ifyou arethevictim? What recourse do
you have in a global marketplace?
DaveCuckney, Manager, International Maritime Bureau,
ICCCommercialCrimeServices,UK
10:40 Copperrecyclingin NorthAmerica–trade,legislation
andmarkets
• Examining exporttrends inthe USA– is it all still China, China, China?
• Howis legislation influencing recycling activityandtheflowofscrap?
• As competitionforscrap increases, howisthe recycling industry
repositioning itself?
• E-scrap recycling –the NorthAmerican approach
EricHarries,Assoc Counsel and DirectorofGovt and Intl
Affairs, ISRI,USA
11:10 Refreshmentbreak
Session VI: Ensuring
efficient copper recycling
through innovation
11:40 Cablescrapasavaluablesourceofcopper
• Whattypes ofcables are availabletothe recycler?
• What differenttechnical challenges do dry, jelly-filled orgreasy
cables pose?
• The cable recyclingflowchart – optimising input materials and
outputfractions
• What market options arethereforthe non-metallic products?
• Technologysolutionsforgreaterflexibilityand processing costs
ToniReftman, Managing Director,
EldanRecyclingA/S,Denmark
12:05 Preparationofscrapforthefurnace–whatautomated
systemsareavailabletoensureoptimalfeed?
ScottMcGlothlin,Vice President, MetsoRBLProcess
TechnologyGroup,USA
12:30 Processtechnologyandotheradvancementsalongthe
recyclingloop
• Optimising metalyield, metallurgical efficiencyand energyutilization by
improved processtechnology
• Technical and economic benefits and limitations ofdirect scrapto
rod production
MarcGascon, RawMaterials Purchasing,
LaFargaGroup,Spain
12:55 Integrationofknowledge:thesuccessfulapplication
oftheISASMELT™technologyforprocessingof
secondarymaterials
GerardoAlvear, Principal Metallurgist,
XT-aGlencorecompany,Canada
13:20 Closeofconferenceandlunch

5. Pre-conference field trip to
Boliden Rönnskär’s e-scrap
and copper smelting plants
Sponsorship & exhibition opportunities
Sponsoring an element of our 3rd Copper Recycling
Conference ensures your company is promoted in the
copper marketplace. Join us and showcase your
company’s brand and competitive edge to decision
makers within the copper industry.
lGeneratenewsales
lCreategreatcompanyexposure
lShowcaseyourproducts,servicesandachievements
lStrengthenyourpositioninthemarket
lLaunchanewproduct/service
lContactnewclientsandmaintainexistingrelationships
Why exhibit?
Exhibiting at the 3rd Copper Recycling Conference is an
investment into your company’s future success. Whether
yourgoals areto increaseyourmarketshare,launchanew
product, increase brand awareness, penetrate a new
marketsector orincreaseyoursales,this eventwill provide
you with the ultimate tool to achieve these goals by
delivering atargeted audience ofover150 decision makers.
Tofind out more abouttailored sponsorship orto reserveyourexhibition booth, please contact:
CharlesOsborne Tel: +44 (0) 20 7779 8109 Email: cosborne@metalbulletin.com
As an exhibitor you will have the opportunity to:
Network and do business with senior level decision makers
Target new customers, build and reinforce relationships
Attend the conference and improve your industry knowledge
Showcase your company, its products or services
Pre-conference field trip
Boliden Rönnskär has been processing
recycling materials since the 1960s, and is
todayaworldleaderinthissector.Itscopper
smelter at Rönnskär has the capacity to
handle a vast range of raw materials,
including an ever-growing percentage of
recycling materials.
Scrapped and collected electronic products
have accounted for the biggest increase in
material type in recent years, primarily in
the form of circuit boards from computers
and mobile phones, etc. Uniquely, Boliden
has developed the Kaldo technology –
originally used in the steel industry in the
1940s –to smelt electronic scrap.
The smelted scrap, known as black copper,
isintegratedwiththesmelter'smaincopper
flow for further refining and the extraction
of copper and precious metals. An E-Kaldo
plant commissioned in 2012 complements
the existing Kaldo plant, yielding a
combined annual production capacity of
120,000tonnes.
Delegates will fly from Stockholm Arlanda
airport on the morning of Tuesday June 17 to
Skelleftea forthe short drive to Rönnskär.After
anintroductionandpresentationbytheGeneral
Manager of Rönnskär, the delegates will tour
the e-scrap recycling and copper smelting
facilities before flying back to Stockholm late
afternoon in time for the conference
registration andwelcome reception.
Cost: €100
Note: spaces on this field trip are limited so early
booking is advised. Upon registration for the
conference you will be sent information on how to
book on the field trip. The field trip fee covers all
groundtransfersbutdelegatesmustmaketheirown
booking on the flights indicated on the itinerary
fromStockholmArlandatoSkellefteaandback.
Tuesday June 17, 2014
Provisional itinerary
06.30 Depart conference hotel forArlanda airport
08.15 Depart Arlanda on flight SK1012
to Skelleftea
09.25 Arrive Skelleftea fortransferto Rönnskär
10.00 Company presentation by Rönnskär
General Manager
11 .15 Plant visit: unloading/sampling plant and
e-kaldo plant
12.30 Lunch at company canteen
13.15 Plant tour: copper production
14.15 Presentation
15.00 Departure for airport
16.15 Departure Skelleftea on flight SK1017
17.20 Arrive Arlanda airport, Stockholm
18.00 Arrive conference hotel

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