7-10 November 2016
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre,Melbourne, Australia
The International Mining and Resources Conference is Australia’s largest mining conference and includes Mines and Money Australia, the country’s largest mining investment forum.
Now in its third year, it brings together over 2,500 mining leaders, policy makers, financiers, technical experts, innovators and educators to hear from over 200 international speakers for four days of learning, deal-making and unparalleled networking.
The IMARC exhibition is FREE to attend and will feature over 100 leading companies showcasing the latest innovations, technology and services for the mining industry.
The 2016 programme covers all aspects of mining and has already confirmed speakers from Rio Tinto, MMG, Barrick Gold,Newmont, OceanaGold, Oz Minerals, Centennial Coal, Evolution Mining, S2 Resources, PanAust, Roy Hill, Newcrest, Whitehaven Coal, Fortescue Metals Group, Hindustan Zinc (Vedanta), RWE Power, First Quantum Minerals, Tata Steel, Shenhua Watermark, CNNC International, Boliden, and many more.
The Excellence in Mining stream will look at the state of the industry, succeeding the downturn and reinvention and the path towards success.
The Investment stream will uncover various investment opportunities for current mining projects with presentations
The Technology stream will delve into big data, the internet of things (IoT), mobile devices, optimisation, and productivity through the use of technology.
The International Mining Summit will assist delegates in better understanding the global stage and current trends, international law, infrastructure, and attracting investment to your jurisdiction.
Delegates will learn the advantages of safety culture permeating through every level of mine site management in the Health & Safety stream.
For more information please visit www.imarcmelbourne.com
The current environment of low commodity prices has made it critical for mining companies to improve productivity, innovate and optimise operations. Some of the world's latest mining innovations and technologies will be unveiled at the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC), being staged in Melbourne next week.
Mines could be 30% more operationally efficient if digital technologies were introduced into daily business practices, according to the former head of technology and innovation at Gold Fields, one of the largest gold mining companies in the world, and now CEO of a 3D vision and mapping software company, Paul Lucey.
More than 2,500 of the world's mining leaders, policy makers, financiers, technical experts, innovators and educators from over 50 countries will descend in Melbourne from the 7-10 November for the country's largest mining conference.
Greater scrutiny needs to be placed on the mining industry's energy use, if millions of dollars are to not be wasted, according to global non-profit Rocky Mountain Institute-Carbon War Room (RMI-CWR).
The leading mining business event in Australia has been launched this year as part of a state inbound trade missions.
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
Melbourne
Australia