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Miles Naude
GENERAL MANAGER, MMG
MMG is nearing completion of a feasibility study for the expansion of its Kinsevere mine in the DRC.
Mark Bristow
CEO, BARRICK GOLD CORPORATION
The Barrick Gold merger resulted in the world’s largest gold company – what’s next for its African assets?
Christopher Grove
PRESIDENT, COMMERCE RESOURCES
Commerce Resources is bullish about the future of the market for rare earth elements.
Scott Grimley & Peter Magill
OCEANIA MINING & METALS LEADER & OCEANIA LEADER - MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS, EY
Ernst & Young (EY) is a multinational professional services firm headquartered in London, United Kingdom.
Sherif Andrawes
GLOBAL LEADER, PARTNER - NATURAL RESOURCES CORPORATE FINANCE, BDO
BDO is bullish on the future of Western Australia’s mining services sector.
Frank Mariage
PARTNER, FASKEN
Fasken is one of the largest business law firms in Canada with more than 700 lawyers and agents in ten offices on four continents.
Nicole Roocke
CEO, MINERALS RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA (MRIWA)
The Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia (MRIWA) is a statutory body established to stimulate minerals research in Western Australia.
Rui Feng
CHAIRMAN AND CEO, SILVERCORP METALS INC.
Silvercorp is a low-cost silver-producing Canadian mining company with multiple mines in China.
Alex Holmes
CEO, PLATEAU ENERGY METALS
Plateau Energy Metals is a Canadian lithium and uranium exploration and development company focused on its properties in southeastern Peru.
Hon. Bill Johnston
MINISTER FOR MINES AND PETROLEUM, DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PETROLEUM, GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
The WA government remains committed to fostering a favorable investment environment.
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