THE NEW ZEALAND MINERALS SECTOR’S COMMERCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL EVENT

The New Zealand Minerals Forum is a two-day conference and exhibition to be held in Queenstown, May 29-30, 2018. It attracts high-level attendance from mining companies, government regulators and agencies, the investment community and service companies.

The event comes at a time when the New Zealand mining sector is expanding on the back of rising commodity prices, improved equities markets, and some large commercial transactions in New Zealand that are all producing increased exploration and production.

The forum will cover:

  • New Zealand mineral investment opportunities
  • Prospectivity analysis
  • Exclusive industry announcements
  • Current mining operations and a Mine Manager's Forum
  • Regulatory roadmap guidance and a focus on local government
  • Environmental compliance and showcasing of best practice in New Zealand
  • Sessions will be CPD-compliant for New Zealand mining Certificate of Competence (CoC) holders
  • Coal Users' Forum

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Programme

About the Forum

Venue and Accommodation

Sponsors

Gala Dinner and Awards

News

Full programme now available

The countdown is on for the inaugural New Zealand Minerals Forum, with the full programme now available for viewing via this website, jump to the Programme page for all the details.

Key focuses of the programme are:

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Why Queenstown?

Queenstown is only a few hours' drive from the world-class Macraes deposit, lies central to the key 19th-century gold rush region of Central Otago and there are several alluvial gold operations situated nearby, all ready to be explored. 

The area hosts mineral sands deposits that are currently in development, as well as a large number of coal deposits, just south of Queenstown or on the...

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Leaders' Panel confirmed

Register now to hear from minerals sector leaders on the issues of the day. The Leaders' Panel will include topics: 

  • Mastering stakeholder engagement in new regions
  • Future thinking around unlocking our minerals wealth
  • Mining – the New Zealand way
  • Requests of the new government

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