The document is a brochure for the Mining Indaba conference to be held in Cape Town, South Africa from February 8-11, 2016. It provides an overview of the conference agenda and highlights the strong growth forecast for Africa's economy and mineral resources. Key facts include Africa's forecasted GDP growth of 5% in 2016, its large reserves of minerals like gold, platinum and diamonds, and the increasing investment and urbanization across the continent. The brochure outlines the conference program including ministerial and company presentations, panels on markets and commodities, and networking events.

1. CONFERENCE BROCHURE
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ADDITIONAL £100 off your delegate
registration.
See page 16 for details.
Investing Beyond
Mining Cycles

2. WHY YOU MUST
ATTEND MINING
INDABA!
WHY
AFRICA?
5% - forecasted GDP growth
for Africa in 20161
350 million - number of
additional people living in an
urban environment by 20302
65% increase in capital
investment in Africa in 20143
In the last 10 years, 20 African
countries moved into top
50 most improved world
economies4
$30bn - contribution per
annum by natural resources to
the continent’s Governments
by 20335
African share of global
resources*:
Bauxite – 40%
Chromium – 84%
Cobalt – 49%
Diamonds – 60%
Gold – 40%
Phosphate – 32%
Platinum – 88%
1 FT - http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/79ee41b6-fd84-11e4-b824-00144feabdc0.
html#axzz3jA6xsBJd
2 AfDB - http://www.afdb.org/en/knowledge/publications/tracking-af-
rica%E2%80%99s-progress-in-figures/
3 FT - http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/79ee41b6-fd84-11e4-b824-00144feabdc0.
html#axzz3jA6xsBJd
4 AfDB - http://www.afdb.org/en/knowledge/publications/tracking-af-
rica%E2%80%99s-progress-in-figures/economic-performance-inclusive-
ness-and-structural-transformation/
5 AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP, African Natural Resource Center
(ANRC) Strategy (2015-2020)
www.afdb.org, June 2015
* – McKinsey Co
Latest
thought
leadership
Africa’s mining
industry connected
Active
capital
2,300International companies
7,000+Professionals
100Countries
47Governments
Tailored
networking
Hottest mining
projects
www.miningindaba.com
*Above event figures are based on annual averages.
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3. 4 Keynote Speakers
5 African Mining Ministeral Forum
6 Featured Mining Companies
7 Market Panels
8 Commodity Panels
8 Pre-Conference Workshops
8-9 Agenda-at-a-Glance
10
Mining Indaba Investor
Programme
11 Investment Discovery Forum
12 Sustainable Development
12
Young Leaders Career
Development Programme
13 Networking Events
14 Participating Sponsors
15 Registration Travel
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INVESTIGATIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION ON
AFRICA’S TOP MINING DESTINATIONS
Mining Indaba and Global Business Reports (GBR) have collaborated to bring a unique annual
report, Mining in Africa Country Investment Guide (MACIG). Each annual edition highlights a new
set of 15 to 20 of Africa’s most progressive mining jurisdictions. Filled with interviews from mining
ministers, analysts, mining CEOs, and more, MACIG offers qualitative and quantitative analysis on
why selected countries are ripe for foreign direct investment. Conference delegates in attendance
will receive a complimentary copy of the 3rd
annual edition.
MACIG is the only official publication providing
country-specific information at Africa's
key mining event, Investing in African Mining Indaba
in collaboration with
A DYNAMIC AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMME
As the market changes, so do the demands of our delegates. A
thorough remodel of the conference agenda includes the integration
of the Investment Discovery Forum (IDF) into the main agenda;
more market themed panels featuring more mining corporations
participating in panel discussions; a hybrid model for corporate
mining presentations of stand-alone presenters and CEO panel
discussions.
NEW OPENING TIME ON MONDAY MORNING!
You asked, we listened - our delegates wanted extended content
and exhibition hours. Be sure to arrange your travel for the earlier
opening time of 09:00 on Monday 8 February!
A MORE ENCOMPASSING INVESTOR PROGRAMME
Interest in the Mining Indaba Investor Programme tripled directly
after the launch of the VIP Investor Programme in 2015. The
enhanced 2016 programme accommodates varying levels of
investors. There are many benefits for accredited investors; be sure
to check out the details and get your application in! (See page 10)
ENHANCED NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
Three critical components have been added to enhance the
already robust, deal-making networking opportunities:
1. NEW commodity specific speed-networking sessions on
the exhibition floor
2. NEW Networking Roundtables - opportunities for small
groups of delegates to exchange business cards and
discuss critical market topics
3. A MORE personalised business matchmaking system to
better align networking opportunities with your business
interests
THE MINING INDABA
YOU ASKED FOR IS
NOW HERE!

4. ROBERT FRIEDLAND
Executive Chairman and Founder
Ivanhoe Mines Ltd.
MAKHTAR DIOP
Vice President, Africa
World Bank Group
DR. ANIL K. GUPTA
Michael Dingman Chair in Global
Strategy Entrepreneurship
Smith School of Business,
The University of Maryland
TENDAI BITI
Former Finance Minister
Government of Zimbabwe
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
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DR. HARRY G. BROADMAN
Director, Council on Global Enterprise and
Emerging Markets and Senior Fellow, Foreign
Policy Institute
Johns Hopkins University
South Africa (and, more broadly, Africa) is
one of the global powerhouses in the mining
sector. On the other side, as two of the
world’s largest and fastest growing emerging
economies, China and India play a major role
in driving the global demand for commodities.
Given these factors, an analysis of how the
slowdown in China and faster growth in India
will affect the global mining sector emerges as
one of the most important questions in today’s
global economic environment. At the African
Mining Indaba Conference, I look forward to
sharing my perspective on this question.
- Dr. Anil K. Gupta
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5. TANZANIA
The World Bank is financing a railway
line to transport ore from mines in the
remote south of the country by 2020
Source: www.africaintelligence.com
CÔTE D’IVOIRE
The mining code introduced by Minister Brou has been acclaimed as
‘investment friendly’. The country is resource rich and is believed to have
more gold than Ghana (the second largest producer in Africa)
Source: www.mining.com; www.theguardian.com
NAMIBIA
MOROCCO
BOTSWANA
Diamond mining sector accounted for 25% of GDP in 2013 and over the
period to 2025 will likely make great contributions again as many global
diamond mines are expected to go offline
Source: www.qz.com
ZIMBABWE
15% tax on platinum exports has been suspended
Source: www.mining.com
MADAGASCAR
Growing by an estimated 120% in
2010, the mining sector remains
a bright spot for Madagascar’s
future economic growth, but
predictability and stability must
reign in government before its
potential can be reached
Source: www.minerals.usgs.gov/
The world’s 5th largest uranium producer
Source: World Nuclear Association
Recent mining code reform reflects efforts by
government to boost the mining sector, which
currently represents 10% of GDP, and employs
approximately 40,000 people
Source: www.lexology.com
SENEGAL
Government is investigating the introduction
of mining quotas; currently these do not exist
anywhere else on the African continent
Source: www.africaintelligence.com
MALI
80% of export earnings are from
gold and cotton
Source: www.indexmundi.com
NIGERIA
Estimated to have 10 billion tonnes of iron ore resource,
but the country is relatively under explored
Source: Ministry of Mines and Steel Development, Nigeria
NIGER
Niger has two significant uranium mines
providing 7.5% of world mining output
Source: World Nuclear Association
ETHIOPIA
Forecast of 6.3% GDP
growth for 2015
Source: www.RisCura.com
KENYA
Capital gains tax of 5% reduced to 0.3%
this year, indicative of attempts to make the
environment more attractive to investors.
This is also part of the broader reform
programme due to be complete and in
effect by January 2016
Source: www.bloomberg.com
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
Estimated $24 trillion worth of untapped deposits
of raw mineral ores
Source: www.forbescustom.com
GABON
The IFC plans to lend €82 million to help restore the
Franceville-Libreville railway which will be vital to the mining
industry. A new mining code has been introduced and it is being
promoted by President Ali Bongo
Source: www.africaintelligence.com
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In today’s environment, caution prevails in the mining industry due to the uncertainty of commodity prices.
The importance of understanding the risks and making well-informed business decisions is even more
critical. The African Mining Ministerial Forum, will showcase Mining Ministers from exciting destinations
across the continent, who will discuss developments in light of the present state of the industry. Each
Minister will outline their reserves as well as the case for investment both in the short and long-term. They
will highlight government initiatives that will safeguard stakeholders, therefore creating opportunities for
many questions and potential for more candid dialogues following the presentations.
Invited Ministerial Speakers
AFRICAN MINING
MINISTERIAL FORUM
SOUTH AFRICA
The world’s largest producer of chrome, manganese, platinum,
vanadium and vermiculite. South Africa is also the second largest
producer of ilmenite, palladium, rutile and zirconium
Source: Wikipedia
MAURITANIA
Mauritania is expected to increase
iron ore exports by 5Mt in 2015
Source: www.theafricareport.com
Confirmed Ministerial Speakers

6. FEATURED MINING COMPANIES
Tanzania
Botswana, Namibia, South Africa
Democratic Republic of Congo,
Ghana, Guinea, Mali, South Africa,
Tanzania
Cameroon, Liberia
Burkina Faso, Mali, Namibia
Democratic Republic of Congo
Ghana
Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt,
Ethiopia
Zambia
South Africa
Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana,
Mali
Democratic Republic of Congo,
Mali, Mozambique, South Africa,
Zambia, Zimbabwe
Botswana, Congo, South Africa
Botswana, South Africa
Burkina Faso, Mauritania
Gabon, West Africa
Democratic Republic of Congo,
South Africa
Tanzania
South Africa
Botswana, Lesotho
Republic of Congo
South Africa
Burkina Faso, Niger
Malawi
Ghana
Burkina Faso, Guinea
South Africa
South Africa
Côte D’Ivoire, Democratic
Republic of Congo, Mali, Senegal
Côte D’Ivoire, Ghana, Mali,
Tanzania
Guinea, Madagascar,
Mozambique, Namibia, South
Africa
Sierra Leone
Mozambique, South Africa
Liberia, Namibia, South Africa,
Zambia
Cameroon, Sierra Leone
Commodity Company Country (s)
Chrome
Coal
Copper/Cobalt
Diamonds
Fluorspar
Graphite
Gold
Iron Ore
Lead
Manganese
Mineral Sands
Nickel
Platinum
Potash
Rare Earth Elements
Silver
Uranium
Zinc
COMMODITY KEY
Commodity Company Country (s)

7. MARKET PANELS
1. DRIVING INVESTMENT IN AFRICAN INFRASTRUCTURE
What are the financing options?
2. ALTERNATIVE FORMS OF FINANCING
How to make the different options work for mining projects
3. MA PROSPECTS
When are we going to see the bankers getting more involved?
MAKHTAR DIOP
Vice President Africa
World Bank Group
AXEL SCHIMMELPFENNIG
Senior Resident Representative
in South Africa
International Monetary Fund
OLIVER ANDREWS*
Executive Director and Chief
Investment Officer
Africa Finance Corporation
ANTHONY MILEWSKI
Vice President,
Investment Team
Pala Investments
MIKE STIRZAKER
Partner
Pacific Road Capital
DAVID AWRAM
Senior Executive Vice President
Sandstorm Gold Ltd.
NED GOODMAN
Founder
Dundee Corporation
JULIAN TREGER
Director and Chief
Executive Officer
Anglo Pacific Group PLC
*subject to final confirmation
ROMAIN PY
Head of Transactions
Africa Infrastructure
Investment Managers (AIIM)
ARABELLA BURWELL
Director
Hannam Partners
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JOHN WELBORN
Managing Director and Chief
Executive Officer
Resolute Mining Limited
4. TAKING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF MINING BEYOND THE CYCLES
HAKAINDE HICHILEMA
Businessman and President
United Party for National
Development
RICK MENELL
Chairman
Credit Suisse Securities
Johannesburg (Pty) Ltd
EVY HAMBRO
Managing Director and Chief
Investment Officer, Natural
Resources Equity Team
BlackRock

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Participating Analysts:
MELINDA MOORE
Client Coverage Executive
ICBC Standard Bank
STEPHEN FORREST
Chairman
SFA Oxford Limited
PAUL GAIT
Senior Research Analyst
Bernstein
For more information, please visit www.miningindaba.com 8
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
Sunday, 7 February 2016, 13:00 – 16:30
Two unique opportunities to engage with key strategists that will allow your business to outsmart the current downturn in the mining cycle.
WORKSHOP 1 WORKSHOP 2
A strategy primer: taking control of rising shareholder
demands and lower prices
Hosted by:
Mining - giving investors a chance
Hosted by:
Pre-conference workshops are not included within a standard conference delegate registration. Additional purchase is required and should be
added at the time of registration. Only conference delegates may select to participate in one of the aforementioned workshops. Space is limited.
Cost of workshop is £190 (Exc. VAT) when booked before 11 December 2015.
Combining analysts forecasts with mining companies on the ground
experience within a series of interactive commodity specific panels.
Themes to be discussed:
Exploration opportunities in Africa
Managing the cost curves
Drivers behind demand
Commodities to be covered:
Coal
Copper
Gold
Iron Ore
Minor Metals and Rare Earths
Platinum Group Metals
Participating companies:
AngloGold Ashanti
Anglo American
ERG
Randgold Resources
Rio Tinto
South 32
Vedanta Resources
FABIO GABRIELI
Director
Mercuria Energy Trading
PHILIP NEWMAN
Director
Metals Focus
GARETH HATCH
Founding Principal
Technology Metals
Research, LLC
CLAUDE BAISSAC
Managing Director
Eunomix Business and Economics Ltd
KEITH SCOTT
Managing Director
MSA Group
COMMODITY PANELS

9. AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE
07:00 08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00
SAT6
Registration Open | 12:00-18:00
SUN7
Registration Open | 08:00-18:00
11th Annual Mining Indaba Golf Tournament | 10:00-19:00
MON8
Registration Open | 07:30-18:00
Exhibition Hall Open | 10:30-18:00
Keynotes / Feature Sessions / Corporate Mining Presentations [KFS/CMP] | 09:00-13:00
Non-African Government Presentation
[NAG] | 10:00-12:00a
Special Information Session [SIS] | 10:00-12:00
Country Case Study [CCS] | 10:00-12:00
Networking Lunch | 12:3
TUES9
Registration Open | 07:30-18:00
Breakfast
08:00-09:00
Exhibition Hall Open | 09:30-18:00
Keynotes / Feature Sessions / Corporate Mining Presentations [KFS/CMP] | 09:00-13:00
Mining Thought Leadership Presentations [MTLP] | 09:00-13:00
Networking Roundtables [NR] | 11:30-13:00
Special Information Session [SIS] - World Bank Group | 09:00-12:00
Special Information Session [SIS] - Holman Fenwick
Willan LLP | 09:30-12:00
12:00-12:30
Networking Lunch | 12:3
WED10
Registration Open | 08:30 - 18:00
Breakfast
08:00-09:00
Exhibition Hall Open | 09:30 - 18:00
Keynotes / Feature Sessions / Corporate Mining Presentations [KFS/CMP] | 09:00-13:00
Non-African Government Presentation
[NAG] | 10:00 - 12:00
Mining Thought Leadership Presentations [MTLP] | 09:00-13:00
Networking Roundtables [NR] | 11:30-13:00
Special Information Session [SIS] | 09:00-11:00
Country Case Study [CCS] | 09:00-11:00
12:15-12:45
Networking Lunch | 12:3
THURS11
Registration Open | 08:30-12:00
Breakfast
08:00-09:00
Exhibition Hall Open | 09:30-13:00
Career Skills Workshop [CSW] | 09:00-12:00
Sustainable Development [SD] | 09:00-12:30
Speed-Networking [SN]
Speed-Networking [SN]

10. 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00
Pre-Conference Workshop 1 [PCW] - Eunomix | 13:00-16:30
Pre-Conference Workshop 1 [PCW] - The MSA Group | 13:00-16:30
Keynotes / Feature Sessions / Corporate Mining Presentations [KFS/CMP] | 14:00-18:00
Investment Discovery Forum [IDF] | 13:00-17:00
Special Information Session [SIS] -
African Development Bank | 15:00-17:00
Special Information Session [SIS] | 14:00-16:00
Country Case Study [CCS] | 14:00-16:00
14:00-14:30 15:00-15:30 15:45-16:15
30 - 14:00 17:30-18:30
Keynotes / Feature Sessions / Corporate Mining Presentations [KFS/CMP] | 14:00-18:00
Investment Discovery Forum [IDF] | 13:00-17:00
African Mining Ministerial Forum [AMMF] | 14:00-18:00
Special Information Session [SIS] -
Mining Dialogues 360˚ | 14:00-16:00
15:00-15:30 16:00-16:30
30-14:00 17:30-18:30
Keynotes / Feature Sessions / Corporate Mining Presentations [KFS/CMP] | 14:00-18:00
Investment Discovery Forum [IDF] | 13:00-17:00
Special Information Session [SIS] -
African Development Bank| 14:00-16:00
Country Case Study [CCS] | 14:00-16:00
15:30-16:00
30-14:00
Networking Reception
Networking Reception
Speed-Networking [SN] [SN] [SN]
[SN] [SN]
[SN]

11. You are in the right place at the right time. Mining Indaba remains the largest global gathering of African mining executives. Investors who
continue to be upbeat about the long-term outlook for the mining and metals sector in Africa can now source good assets under good
management at good prices. Building from the launch of the VIP Investor Programme in 2015, the Mining Indaba Investor Programme has been
enhanced to make it easier for qualified investors to meet with mining companies at the world’s largest mining investment conference.
Private equity investment into mining is already at $1.76bn
through 61 deals in first half of 2015*
*Source: Posted by Alexander Keepin, Corporate Finance, Berwin, Leighton, Paisner (BLP)
INVESTOR PROGRAMME BENEFITS:
Complimentary registration for both the 2016 Mining Indaba and the Investment Discovery Forum
Access to the online investor portal with easy filtering of the many attending mining companies
One-to-one engagement with the Mining Indaba Director of Investor Relations to navigate the numerous
opportunities offered at the event
A personalised meeting schedule based on your specific investment interests developed in conjunction
with the Director of Investor Relations**
Exclusive access to the VIP Investor Lounge for one-on-one meetings or personal time to recharge or
reconnect with the office**
** Services reserved for accredited platinum level investors
MINING INDABA™
INVESTOR PROGRAMME
All applications must be completed before 29 January 2016.
For more information about the Investor Programme contact:
KAEL O’SULLIVAN
Director of Investor Relations
kael.osullivan@miningindaba.com
+44 (0) 207 779 8326
A SAMPLE OF ACCREDITED INVESTMENT FIRMS AT THE ANNUAL MINING INDABA
A.B. Aterra Capital
Aether Investment Partners
African Minerals Exploration
Development
Apollo Group
Appian Capital Advisory
Aterra Capital
Ballingal Investment Advisors
CCB International Capital
Denham Capital Management
Edge Capital
Geologic Resource Partners
Jonah Capital
Managem Group
Mubadala Development Company
Noble Resources International
Pacific Road Capital
Polunin Capital Partners
Public Investment Corporation
Pumba Consulting
RECM
RGLD Gold AG
Sprott Inc.
Taurus Funds Management
Union Bancaire Privee
The new Mining Indaba initiative to link investors with projects was well organised, and it led to several successful meetings between Appian and
potential opportunities. This year, Appian sent 12 investment professionals to Indaba and we intend on maintaining our strong presence at the
conference next year, in what is a core investment market for us.
- Michael W. Scherb, Founder and General Partner, Appian Capital Advisory LLP
APPLY FOR ACCREDITATION
Application for investor accreditation to the 2016 Mining Indaba is at
no cost. Investors who are currently managing assets in the mining,
commodities and /or natural resources sector are invited to apply
for accreditation via the following link by providing details of their
investment interests. Visit http://bit.ly/M16InvestApp.
I find the annual Investing in African Mining Indaba, in Cape Town, invaluable for keeping in touch with management
teams that Sprott already has investments in, and for seeking out new opportunities for our clients. Attendance at
the conference should be compulsory for all serious investors in the African space.
- Andrew Jackson, Buy-side analyst, Sprott Global Resource Investments
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For the updated list of registered investors visit www.miningindaba.com and click on Registered Investors MI 2016

12. INNOVATIVE FINANCE SOLUTIONS
An investment panel showcasing all the various funding options available to mining companies.
JOHN BARTON-BRIDGES, Chief Executive Officer, Jonah Capital (Pty) Ltd
CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN, Managing Director, Rothschild
ROYSTON DENYSSCHEN, Trader, Transamine Trading
SOUTH AFRICAN INVESTORS
Owing to the number of natural resources assets in South and Southern Africa, panelists will draw on their expertise to create an interactive dis-
cussion that addresses what South African investors are looking for in mining companies and why they are an important key to mining companies’
success.
RORY KUTISKER-JACOBSON, Analyst, Allan Gray
KOBUS NELL, Portfolio Manager, STANLIB Asset Management
HANRE ROSSOUW, Portfolio Manager/Sector Head: Resources, Investec Asset Management
INVESTMENT OPTIONS FOR JUNIOR MINING COMPANIES
Panel focusing on the funding opportunities available for juniors and smaller mining companies.
KEITH SCOTT [MODERATOR], Managing Director, The MSA Group
WILLEM MIDDELKOOP, Founder, Commodity Discovery Fund
FEATURED KEYNOTE
NAMRATA THAPAR
Global Head of Mining
International Finance Corporation
CONNECTING AFRICAN MINING PROJECTS AND INVESTORS
INVESTMENT DISCOVERY FORUM
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PROGRAM CONTENT FOR 2016
INVESTMENT PANELS:
COMMODITY PANEL: NETWORKING ROUNDTABLES
DISCUSSION LEADERS:
CEO CORPORATE DISCUSSIONS
CEO’s from major large-cap mining companies discuss specifics on what their company is doing under the current market conditions
to come out on top.
Anglo American
AngloGold Ashanti
Endeavour Mining
ERG
Exxaro Resources
Peninsula Energy
Randgold
Rio Tinto
Vedanta Resources
DIAMONDS
BAREND PETERSEN [MODERATOR], Chairman, De Beers
Consolidated Mines
CLIFFORD ELPHICK, Chief Executive Officer, Gem Diamonds
Limited
WILLIAM LAMB, Chief Executive Officer, Lucara Diamond Corp
PAUL LOUDON, Chief Executive Officer, DiamondCorp
BORIS KAMSTRA, Investment Executive, Pangea
Exploration
MICHAEL SCHERB, Founding Partner, Appian Capital
Advisory

13. Attracting the right skill set to the mining sector has never been more difficult. As the mining industry evolves with the latest cycle and
pushes to remain a competitive industry on the international stage, the skills and experiences required of graduates entering the sector are
also changing. In order to meet these new challenges, the 2016 Mining Indaba is launching an opportunity for mining companies, students
and graduates to interact on the Thursday morning of the event. The exhibition floor will host a number of HR representatives from the
leading players in Africa’s mining sector and a parallel careers workshop will also take place within the convention centre. The workshop
aims to be highly interactive with plenty of opportunity for students and recent graduates to discuss career prospects within the sector.
AGENDA FOR THE 2016 MINING INDABA CAREERS WORKSHOP
09:00 – 09:45 Overview of the global mining industry – What are the key trends?
09:45 – 10:30 Changing requirements – Identifying quality candidates for a mining sector role
10:30 – 11:15 Tips on engaging with mining companies – The do’s and don’ts
11:15 – 12:00 Three 15-minute mining company presentations
INTERESTED IN ATTENDING THE MI YOUNG LEADERS CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME?
Registration will be required by Friday, 22 January 2016 and will be based on approval via an accreditation
process. More details can be found at www.miningindaba.com
As questions of sustainability increasingly take centre stage when considering the African mining vision, this year we will be working
with a number of new organisations and individuals, as well as our traditional partner ICMM, to expand the programme for Thursday
and ensure that it engagingly and effectively addresses this important subject. We look forward to announcing the full details of
the programme which is being developed with input from significant commentators on sustainability, and important organisations
including the African Development Bank, African Minerals Development Centre, Africa Union Commission, ICMM, Mining Dialogues
360˚, UNECA and the World Bank Group.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
AT MINING INDABA™
MINING INDABA YOUNG LEADERS CAREER
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AGENDA | 11 FEBRUARY 2016
09:00 Opening remarks
09:15 Keynote: What makes African countries an attractive investment environment for responsible mining companies
09:45 Panel: Supporting resilient communities: creating opportunities for local economic diversification beyond the life of the mine
10:30 Networking refreshment break
11:00 Panel: Building the mine of the future – limiting environmental impact and creating economic value beyond the life of the mine
11:45 Panel: Large scale and artisanal mining – achieving greater social and economic development
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14. NETWORKING
EVENTS
SPEED NETWORKING
2016
A series of 30-minute speed networking sessions in a designated area on the exhibition
floor in association with the main stage commodity panels. Participants will be given two
minutes to make introductions/exchange business cards before being asked to rotate.
Scheduling of the sessions and commodity breakdown to be as follows:
MONDAY
Phosphates (14:00-14:30), PGMs (15:00-15:30) and Copper (15:45-16:15)
TUESDAY
Rare Earths (12:00-12:30), Gold (15:00-15:30) and Minor Metals (16:00-16:30)
WEDNESDAY
Coal (12:15-12:45) and Iron Ore (15:30-16:00)
SPEED-NETWORKING
NEW
There will be 8-10 roundtables running from 11:30 to 13:30 on
Tuesday and Wednesday. 40 minutes will be allocated to each discussion
before delegates will be asked to rotate to a different table. Attending
delegates will ideally participate in three different discussions,
exchange business cards with at least 25 individuals and identify key
people with whom they can establish further business opportunities.
The roundtables will be themed as follows:
TUESDAY - Sustainability
WEDNESDAY - Infrastructure Development
NETWORKING
ROUNDTABLES
SPEED NETWORKING
11TH
ANNUAL MINING INDABA™
GOLF TOURNAMENT
A GOLFER’S MUST-PLAY COURSE, A WONDERFUL CAUSE
Each year, Mining Indaba offers delegates the opportunity to play at one of South Africa’s most desirable courses
providing an informal networking environment before all the deal-making begins. The 11th
annual Golf Tournament will
take place at the Rondenbosch Golf Club just ten minutes outside the city centre of Cape Town. This is an opportunity
for enthusiasts to play the course acclaimed as ‘a must play’ by golfers. Best of all, you will support an important cause.
For full details or to sign up visit, http://bit.ly/M16Golf.
SUNDAY, 7 FEBRUARY 2016 | RONDEBOSCH GOLF CLUB
OPTION 1:
INDIVIDUAL GOLF PACKAGE FEE: £55 GBP per PERSON (Exc. VAT)
OPTION 2:
FOUR BALL GROUP PACKAGE FEE: £200 GBP per GROUP (Exc. VAT)
Package includes green fees, transport to and from golf course from the convention centre and more...
SPEED NETWORKING
HIGHLY PERSONALISED TO MEET YOUR OBJECTIVES
The Mining Indaba Business Matchmaking Programme is structured around the concept of ‘Matched Referrals’,
rooted in identifying opportunities, interests, and delegates that should connect based on self-supplied data
given at the time of conference registration.
Benefits of the programme are:
Targeted matches and convenient scheduling
Hands-on concierge team who work through setting up meetings and ensuring meeting requests
are being answered
Access to tips and guides that allow you to get all the meetings you want from the system
Our level of involvement is designed to help you maximise networking opportunities throughout the conference.
The online system for 2016 confirmed delegates will become available in October 2015; confirmed delegates
will receive a personal invitation email with login credentials and user instructions.
Presented in collaboration with:Sponsored by:
BUSINESS MATCHMAKING
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15. PARTICIPATING SPONSORS
AARD Mining Equipment
ABAX - Mauritius
ABB
Accessential
AECI Limited
AECOM
African Development Bank
African Minerals Development
Centre (Amdc)
AFRILOG - A CSTT AO Group
AGE Technologies
Aggreko
Airbus Defence And Space
Alistair Group
ALS Minerals
Altaaqa Global
AMEC Foster Wheeler
Anglo American
Anglogold Ashanti
Atarfil
Atlas Copco
Aureus Mining
Ausdrill
Australian Government
Aveng Mining
B2Gold Corp.
Banro Corporation
Basil Read
Beak Consultants GmbH
Behre Dolbear
Bell Equipment Co. SA
Bertling Logistics
Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP
BME
Boart Longyear
Bollore Africa Logistics
Bosch
Bourevestnik Inc.
BRGM
Bruker AXS
CA Mining - Global Recruitment
Canada Pavilion
Canadian High Commission In
SA
Cardinal Resources Limited
Castor Networks
Caterpillar Global Mining
Centamin Plc
Centric Mining Systems
CGG
Chamber of Mines - South Africa
Chameleon
CK Aerial Surveys
Colas Dust-A-Side
Comexas Afrique
Copperzone Resources
Cummins Africa
Dassault Systems Geovia
Department of Mineral
Resources South Africa
DiamondCorp Plc
DMT
DRA
DTP Mining
Endeavour Mining
Energold Drilling Corp
Engen Petroleum
EPC Groupe
Eunomix
Execujet Aviation Group
Export Credit Insurance
Corporation
Exxaro Resources Ltd.
FCm Travel Solutions
FLSmidth
Fluiconnecto By Manuli
Fluor
Fraser Alexander
Fugro
G4S
GCS (Pty) Ltd
Gem Diamond Limited
GeoAfrica Consulting
Geosense Ltd
Geosoft
Geotech Airborne Limited
GoIndustry DoveBid
Group Five Construction
Guardrisk
Haulmax
Hitachi Construction
Holman Fenwick Willan LLP
Hub25 Logistics
Huesker/Geo-X
Hutchinson
IDC
Inchcape Shipping Services
Industrial Info Resources
iNHEMACO S.A.
International Council On Mining
And Metals (ICMM)
International Facilities
Services (IFS)
International SOS
INTL FCStone
Ironridge Resources Limited
Ivanhoe Mines
Japan Bank For International
Cooperation
Japan Mission
Jersey
JOGMEC
Jozi Power
Johannesburg Stock Exchange
Kibaran Resources Limited
Lexpert
Lombard Insurance
London Stock Exchange
MAC Consulting
MagIndustries
Major Drilling
Master Drilling Group Limited
Mbuyelo Coal
MDM Engineering
Metifex
Metso
Micromine
Mincon
Mining Dialogues 360°
Mining Review Africa
Ministry of Mines - Burkina Faso
Ministry of Mines - Zimbabwe
MONTT Group
Monument Mining Ltd.
Mota-Engil Africa
MTU South Africa
Murray Roberts
NAUE
Nedbank CIB
Newmont Africa
Nordgold
Olympus
Onlime
Orica
Oryx Energies
Outotec
Papua New Guinea Mineral
Resources Authority
Partners In Performance
Peninsula Energy Limited
Platinum Group Metals
Pretorius Group of Companies
PW Mining International Ltd
PwC
Randgold
Raubex Group
Reflex Instruments
Republic of Ghana
Republic of Niger
Resolute Mining Limited
Richie Bros. Auctioneers
Rio Tinto
Roskill
Samsung CT
Sandvik
Schneider Electric
Schramm, Inc.
SEMM Logging
Senet
SGS
Shell Downstream South Africa
Sierra Rutile Limited
SLR Consulting
SNL Metals Mining
Southern Mapping
SRK Consulting
SSG Consulting (PM Solutions)
Standard Bank also trading as
Stanbic Bank
Stefanutti Stocks
Team Finland Mining
Technical Mechanical Services
Technip
Teichmann T3 Drilling
The Cobra Group
The MSA Group
Thermo Scientific
Thiess Global Mining
ThyssenKrupp
Tsebo Outsourcing Group
UK Trade Investment
UTi
Vedanta Resources
Veracity Worldwide
Volvo Construction Equipment
Wearcheck/Set Point
Laboratories
West African Minerals
Corporation
World Bank Group
World Fuel Services
WorleyParsons
Xcalibur Airbore Geophysics
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16. ACCOMMODATION TRAVEL
Tour d’Afrique is the Official Housing and Tour provider for the 2016 Investing in African Mining Indaba.
We collaborate with Tour d’Afrique, a high quality concierge service, to provide delegates with access to pre-
reserved accommodation sites, expert insight on car transport, best rates on specialty excursions and much
more. Visit www.miningindaba.co.za for more details and to reserve your accommodation.
Individual Delegate -
NON-INVESTOR
Individual Delegate -
INVESTOR
GOVERNMENT
STUDENT Delegates
PRESS
SAVE UP TO £240 off
the full on-site rate before 11
December 2015.
See complete fee schedule online
at bit.ly/M16BIDFEE
COMPLIMENTARY
registration for an accredited
investor.
See programme and application
details on page 10.
Special DISCOUNTED
RATES are available for
government professionals and
students.
Visit bit.ly/M16GovStdFee for
details.
COMPLIMENTARY
registration is available for
qualified press. For application
and accreditation guidelines:
Visit bit.ly/M16BRPR for details.
ONLINE
www.miningindaba.com
CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE WITH REGISTRATION ENQUIRIES
E: info@miningindaba.com | T: + 44 (0) 207 779 8890
HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday – Friday: 09:30 – 17:30 (GMT)
HOW TO REGISTER
Scan Here to Register
REQUEST AN INVITATION LETTER FOR YOUR VISA
If you require a letter from the organisers for participation at the 2016 Investing in African Mining Indaba, please submit
your request online at http://bit.ly/M16BVISA
SPECIAL AIRFARE DISCOUNTS FOR DELEGATES
South African Airways is the official airline
partner for the 2016 Investing in African
Mining Indaba. Discounts are available
to delegates flying on SAA to Cape Town
between 2 –16 February 2016. Mention
required code MI2016 when you book
online at www.flySAA.com or when speaking with one of their local
custom service centres.
The airlines of SkyTeam Alliance are offering
attractive airfares for delegates travelling
to Cape Town for the 2016 Mining Indaba.
Fare discounts will be based on the origin
of travel, flight schedule, and seating class.
Travel must take place between 3 - 14 February 2016
and you must mention required code “2992S” when you
purchase online at http://bit.ly/M16SKYLNK
REGISTRATION
www.miningindaba.com
Standard conference registration does not include access to the pre-conference workshops. Additional purchase required.
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SAVE AN ADDITIONAL £100 ON YOUR REGISTRATION!
This offer is available for new individual, non-investor delegates only, please
use code “MI16BW2” to obtain the individual delegate-non-investor
discount when you purchase your registration.

17. SPONSORSHIP
ENQUIRIES
Fred Noce
+1 619 656 9263
fred.noce@miningindaba.com
INVESTOR PROGRAMME
ENQUIRIES
Kael O’Sullivan
+44 (0) 207 779 8326
kael.osullivan@miningindaba.com
DELEGATE BOOKINGS AND
GENERAL EVENT ENQUIRIES
Customer Service
+44 (0) 207 779 8890
info@miningindaba.com
8-11 FEB 2016
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